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Full photo editor in your browser: crop, rotate, flip, resize, tune brightness/contrast/saturation/warmth, auto-fix, annotate with text/shapes/draw/blur, HEIC input, shrink-to-target-size, metadata-strip toggle, and PNG/JPG/WebP export. Parametric undo, hold-to-compare — free, no signup, nothing uploads.

Runs on Canvas

100% Local Browser Native Bulk & Presets ✦ Pro

How to Use the Photo Editor

1. Open a photo

Drop any PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, AVIF, BMP, SVG, or HEIC (up to 50 MB). iPhone HEIC converts locally on open; huge photos fit to device limits with a notice.

2. Crop, straighten, tune

Drag to crop, rotate/flip (annotations flatten in, stated), tune sliders with per-slider reset, or one-tap Auto-fix. Hold the eye button to compare with the original.

3. Annotate and export

Text, boxes, ovals, lines, arrows, draw, and blur/pixelate for faces. Export PNG/JPG/WebP at full resolution, check live file size, or compress to 100/200/500 KB or 1 MB.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is my photo uploaded anywhere when using Photo Editor?

No — every operation runs on local canvas in your browser: crop, filters, annotations, HEIC conversion, and export. The only network use is loading the app itself; optional AI sibling tools (Background Remover, Enhancer) run on a server and say so on their pages. Exception: the optional AI Describe button sends a small downscaled preview to Gemini (1 credit, stated on the button).

What is the maximum photo size?

Open files up to 50 MB. Working bitmaps cap at 4096px on the long edge on iPhones (16 MP canvas ceiling) and 40 megapixels everywhere else — oversized photos downscale once at open with an on-screen notice, and export matches.

Do edits stay undoable?

Yes — crop/rotate/flip/resize/filters are parameters re-rendered from the untouched original, so undo is free. Applying a rotate/flip flattens annotations into the photo (stated in the toast) with one restorable snapshot; slider drags snapshot once per interaction.

Are there photo filters or looks?

Yes — 8 free one-tap looks (Natural, Bright, Mono, Vivid and more) plus 12 Pro looks (Film, Cinema, Vintage and more). Looks are recipes over the tune sliders, so they stay fully undoable; capability itself is never gated.

Blur or pixelate faces?

Use the Blur tool: drag over the area; low strength pixelates into blocks, high strength soft-blurs. It reads the canvas beneath, so it covers the photo and earlier annotations alike, and exports with the file.

Last updated October 2026