Free Online Image Editor
This editor chains the jobs people usually open five different tools for: fix the light, crop and resize, add a border or rounded corners, stamp a watermark, and export — in one workspace, in a fixed stage order, with every step undoable. Nothing is destructive: the editor keeps your original untouched and re-renders the result from it, so you can change any earlier decision without starting over.
Adjust exposure, brightness, contrast, saturation and hue; blur, sharpen or pixelate; invert or convert toward grayscale and sepia. Add a text watermark (including a tiled pattern for proofs) or your own logo, fill transparent backgrounds, and compare before/after with the built-in slider before you download.
Like everything on this site, editing happens entirely in your browser — the photo is never uploaded, and exporting strips EXIF metadata as a side benefit.
Drop an image to start editing — it never leaves your browser
JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, TIFF, HEIC or SVG — processed locally, never uploaded · You can also paste from the clipboard
How to image Editor
- Drop the photo you want to edit.
- Work through the tool tabs — Adjust, Transform, Crop & Resize, Style, Watermark — in any order; stages always apply in the documented order.
- Use Undo/Redo freely; drag the Compare slider to check before vs after.
- Open Export, pick a format and quality, and download.
Frequently asked questions
Is my original photo changed?
Never. The editor stores only your edit settings and re-renders a new image from the untouched original every time. Downloading gives you a new file; the original on your device is not modified.
Can I undo an edit from earlier?
Yes — every committed change is a history step. Undo walks back step by step (up to 50), Redo reapplies, and Reset all returns to the original in one click.
In what order are edits applied?
Crop → resize → rotate/flip → background fill → adjustments → rounded corners → border → watermark. A fixed order keeps results predictable: for example the border always frames the final cropped, rotated image.
Does the watermark tool support my logo?
Yes. Upload a logo image (PNG with transparency works best) and place it in any corner or the centre, with opacity and width controls. You can combine it with a text watermark.
Which format should I export?
PNG for logos, screenshots and anything with rounded corners or transparency; JPG for photos (smallest everyday files); WebP for the web; AVIF where your browser supports creating it (Chrome).