Image Editor

How to use the Online Image Editor

This free online image editor lets you perform common image editing tasks directly in your browser using Canvas and Fabric.js technology.

All processing happens locally on your device — your images are never sent to any server, ensuring complete privacy.

Key features

• Resize & Compress Scale images to exact pixel dimensions or by percentage, and reduce file size with a quality slider without losing visual clarity.
• Crop, Rotate & Flip Crop any region interactively, rotate by free angle or fixed 90° steps, and flip images horizontally or vertically.
• Filters & Effects Apply grayscale conversion or Gaussian blur to the entire image or a selected rectangular region.
• Add Text Overlays Insert customizable text with your choice of font, size, color, bold, and italic — positioned anywhere on the canvas.
• Undo / Redo Review and revert up to 20 editing steps with full undo/redo support so you can experiment freely.
• Export in Multiple Formats Download the final image as PNG, JPG, or WebP with adjustable quality.

How to edit an image online

Use this free browser-based editor to resize, crop, blur, rotate, flip, convert to grayscale, and add text to images without installing any software.

1. Upload your image Click the upload zone or drag and drop a JPG, PNG, GIF, or WebP file into the editor. The image will appear on the canvas instantly.
2. Apply edits Use the panels on the left to resize, compress, crop, rotate, flip, apply grayscale or blur, and add text overlays. Each action can be undone with the Undo button.
3. Crop a region (optional) Enable Crop mode, then drag a selection rectangle on the canvas. Click "Apply Crop" to trim the image to that area.
4. Blur a specific area (optional) Enable Region Blur, draw a rectangle over the area you want blurred, set the blur radius, and click "Apply Blur".
5. Download the result Choose the output format (PNG, JPG, or WebP) and quality level, then click "Download Image" to save the edited file to your device.

Usage tips

• Use PNG format when you need a transparent background or lossless quality; use JPG or WebP for smaller file sizes.
• The Crop and Blur region tools share the same selection rectangle — enable only one mode at a time for accurate results.
• Undo restores canvas state but does not undo a Download action. Save only when you are satisfied with the result.
• For best results when resizing, lock the aspect ratio to prevent distortion.

Frequently asked questions