Images

Image Editor

Edit photos online: crop, straighten, fix lighting, add text, and blur or cover an area. Undo any step and save a full-quality image, all in your browser.

Your images stay in this browser. No uploads, accounts, or watermarks.

Start with your image

Drop a photo or screenshot here.

JPG, PNG, WebP · Up to 25 MB

Your image will appear here.

Light & color
Crop & straighten
Exact crop
Add text

    Drag text on the preview to move it. Select a caption to edit or remove it.

    Blur or cover an area

    Draw a rectangle on the image. Cover uses a solid block for private details; blur only softens them.

    Save size & format

    Recommended keeps PNG transparency and saves other images as high-quality JPG. JPG fills transparent areas with white.

    Your original stays unchanged.

    Before / after

    Original

    Edited

    Edited image preview
    Original image preview

    Slide to compare. Original on the left, result on the right. Use the arrow keys for a closer look.

    The same crop is shown on both sides so you can compare your edits.

    Revert to the original?

    You can undo this to recover your edits.

    A complete edit, one original

    Crop and straighten first, adjust the light, then add captions or cover a detail. Undo and Redo work across these steps. Every export is rendered from your original image, so edits do not repeatedly recompress the photo.

    Choose the right shape

    Square works well for profile photos and product pictures. Portrait 4:5 leaves more room for a subject; 9:16 fits a full-height phone image. Crop shape and save size are separate, so you control both the composition and the dimensions.

    What stays in the saved file?

    The saved image includes your visible edits. Location and camera tags are not copied. PNG and WebP can keep transparency; JPG uses white behind transparent areas. Animation and HDR editing are not supported.

    A few practical limits

    Open JPG, PNG, or WebP images up to 25 MB and 24 megapixels. Edits stay in this tab and are not saved after you close it. Enlarging a photo changes its dimensions but cannot recover missing detail. Blur is not a secure way to hide information; use Cover for that.