Image editor
Crop, rotate, adjust light & colour, and add text and shapes to any image — fully in your browser, then export PNG or JPG.
Open Image editor →What is the image editor?
A browser-based image editor for everyday touch-ups: crop, rotate and flip, adjust light and colour, apply effects, and add text and shape overlays. When you're done you export a PNG or JPG. It runs entirely in your browser, so your images stay private and it works offline.
How to use Image editor
- Open an image — Load a photo into the editor to start working on it.
- Crop, rotate or flip — Use the Essentials tools to crop the frame, rotate, or flip the image horizontally or vertically.
- Adjust light and colour — Fine-tune with the Light, Color and Effects sliders — exposure, contrast, warmth, saturation, sharpen, blur, vignette and more.
- Add text and shapes — Insert draggable text boxes and shape overlays, and recolour them to annotate or decorate the image.
- Export — Save the finished image as a PNG or JPG.
Frequently asked questions
Are my images uploaded to edit them?
No. All editing happens in your browser, so your image never leaves your device and the tool works offline.
What adjustments can I make?
Light controls include exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows and brightness; Color includes warmth, tint, vibrance, saturation and grayscale; Effects include sharpen, blur, vignette, grain and sepia.
Can I add text to a photo?
Yes. Insert a text box, drag it into place, recolour it, and double-click a text layer on the canvas to edit it.
Which formats can I export?
You can export the edited image as a PNG or a JPG.
Can I crop and rotate as well as adjust colour?
Yes. The Essentials tools let you crop, rotate and flip, and cropping bakes your adjustments and overlays into a fresh base image to keep editing.
Tips
- Crop first, then fine-tune light and colour so adjustments suit the final frame.
- Export as PNG to keep crisp text and shape overlays; choose JPG for smaller photo files.
- Use a subtle vignette to draw the eye toward the centre of the photo.
- Double-click a text layer on the canvas to edit its wording after placing it.