Does my image leave the browser?

No. The editor runs entirely on canvas in your tab — no upload, no server, no telemetry on the image itself.

What aspect ratios does crop support?

Free crop plus 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, 9:16, and 3:2 presets. Drag the corner handle to resize and the box to reposition.

Why does the filter look different after I export?

Filters preview live via CSS but only become permanent when you click `Bake filters` or download. Bake first if you want to keep tweaking on top.

Can I undo a mistake?

Yes — up to 20 steps of undo and redo. Every transform, crop, filter bake, and resize is captured before it's applied.

What export formats are supported?

PNG (lossless), JPG, and WebP. JPG and WebP expose a quality slider (1-100). WebP usually gives the best size-to-quality balance.

Can I paste an image?

Yes — copy any image to your clipboard (screenshot, Figma frame, web image) and paste with ⌘V / Ctrl+V anywhere on the page.

Image Editor

Browser-based image editor — crop with aspect presets, rotate, flip, filter, and resize. Multi-step undo, drag-drop or paste, export PNG / JPG / WebP. Everything stays local.

Runs in browser
No signup
No tracking

Drop an image, paste (⌘V), or click to uploadPNG · JPG · WebP — all processing is local

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How to use Image Editor

Drop, paste, or click to upload an image.
Use Transform for 90° rotates and flips.
Crop with an aspect-ratio preset or free-form.
Tune filters and bake them into the image.
Resize to exact pixel dimensions if needed.
Pick an export format and download.

When to use it

Cropping a screenshot for documentation.
Rotating phone photos that come out sideways.
Tuning brightness/contrast for a blog post.
Resizing for an avatar or social share image.
Converting PNG → WebP with quality control.

What it fixes

Opening a heavy editor for a 30-second crop.
Uploading sensitive images to third-party tools.
Forgetting which filter values you used last time.

About Image Editor

Most quick image edits don't need Photoshop or an upload to a third-party site. This editor handles the daily 90% — crop a screenshot, rotate a photo, dial brightness and contrast, resize for a specific dimension — directly in the browser.

The canvas pipeline does all the work. CSS filters preview live; click `Bake filters` to make them permanent or skip straight to download. Crop supports five aspect-ratio presets plus free-form. Undo and redo cover the last 20 actions so experiments are safe.

References: MDN — CanvasRenderingContext2D.filter · MDN — HTMLCanvasElement.toDataURL

Frequently asked

Does my image leave the browser?
No. The editor runs entirely on canvas in your tab — no upload, no server, no telemetry on the image itself.
What aspect ratios does crop support?
Free crop plus 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, 9:16, and 3:2 presets. Drag the corner handle to resize and the box to reposition.
Why does the filter look different after I export?
Filters preview live via CSS but only become permanent when you click `Bake filters` or download. Bake first if you want to keep tweaking on top.
Can I undo a mistake?
Yes — up to 20 steps of undo and redo. Every transform, crop, filter bake, and resize is captured before it's applied.
What export formats are supported?
PNG (lossless), JPG, and WebP. JPG and WebP expose a quality slider (1-100). WebP usually gives the best size-to-quality balance.
Can I paste an image?
Yes — copy any image to your clipboard (screenshot, Figma frame, web image) and paste with ⌘V / Ctrl+V anywhere on the page.

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