Editing tools

An interactive, non-destructive crop frame — drag the handles and reposition it (rule-of-thirds, dimmed surroundings), pick an aspect, then Apply. It sets the output region that drives export; in basic mode you position the frame to choose which part of an off-ratio image is kept.

Fine-tune brightness, contrast, saturation, vibrance, hue and blur, or apply filter looks (B&W, sepia, invert, sharpen, tint). Sliders preview live and commit on release.

Freehand pen, a genuinely translucent highlighter, and an eraser — each with color and thickness controls. The highlighter composites correctly over everything beneath it.

Click to drop an editable text box. Choose from a curated Google-font list or search any Google font by name; bold/italic/underline, alignment, color and size are all live.

Rectangle (sharp through any corner radius up to a pill), ellipse, triangle, polygon, star, line and arrow. Stroke, fill and the corner radius reflect from the selected shape.

Freehand redaction that bakes the composited pixels under the region — solid, blur or pixelate — concealing everything beneath, not just the base image. Click to place, then Apply.

Click a flat color region to erase it to transparency, with a tolerance slider. Pure flood-fill — no dependencies, works everywhere.

Remove background and Cut out subject run an ONNX model in the browser — no image data leaves the page, no API key. They lazy-load the optional @imgly/background-removal dependency and show a progress bar while the model fetches.

Set a background color or gradient (it composites under transparent areas) and add a frame — none, mat, line, inset, hook or bead — with a frame color.