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Browser Image Editor
Start by adding an image or creating a canvas. Choose a tool to edit, then download your work as a PNG or JPEG. You can draw shapes, add text, crop, remove backgrounds, and place watermarks. Images are processed on your device and are never sent to a server.
Zoom
50%
Ctrl+Enter (⌘+Enter on Mac) to apply · Esc to cancel · Enter for a new line
The file extension is added automatically
PNG preserves transparency. Transparent areas become white in JPEG files.
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How to use
- Canvas: The work area can be transparent or white. When you open the first image, a transparent canvas of the same size is created automatically. Use Create canvas to change its size or background.
- Images: Each image is added as a layer. Use Add image, drag and drop, or Ctrl+V (⌘+V on Mac). You can select multiple images at once.
- Drawing: Drag to draw arrows, lines, freehand strokes, ellipses, and rectangles. Click to place text, then press Ctrl+Enter to apply. Drag the eraser over a layer to erase.
- Watermarks: Choose the watermark tool and select an image. Adjust its opacity after placing it.
- Select: Click an object in Select mode to move, resize, or rotate it. Press Delete to remove it. Hold Shift while dragging to keep its proportions.
- Layers: Use the list on the right to select, show or hide, reorder, move forward or backward, and delete layers. Items higher in the list appear in front.
- Cut, crop, and background removal: Select an image layer before using these tools. PNG downloads can preserve transparency.
- Other controls: Rotate the canvas view, change zoom, undo or redo edits, and clear everything. Undo and redo are available with Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Shift+Z (⌘ shortcuts on Mac). Buttons are disabled when no action is available. Canvas dimensions are limited to 4096px.
Notes
- All processing happens in your browser. Images are never sent to a server.
- For a single task, try one of the dedicated annotation, crop, watermark, or transparency tools below.
- Large images are scaled down for display. Zoom ranges from 10% to 300% in 10% steps.