FUNWEBTOOL / DESIGN
Online photo editor
Add text, combine image layers, crop and adjust colors. Save your finished photo as PNG, JPG or WebP, without an account.
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Open an image, try the sample, or start drawing on the blank canvas.
How to use this tool
Edit a photo without installing an app
Open a JPG, PNG or WebP, or use the sample image to try the controls. Add an image as a layer to combine pictures. Select a layer before moving it or changing its opacity, brightness, contrast or saturation. The eye button hides a layer without deleting it.
Example: add a caption to a photo
Open your photo, choose the text tool and enter a short caption. Adjust the text size and color, then add it to the document. Use Move to position the new text layer. Keep it above the photo in the layer list, and use Undo if the placement is not right.
Crop, resize and export
Use Crop to mark the part to keep, then apply the crop. Resize changes the document pixel dimensions. Export PNG for transparency, JPG for an opaque photo or WebP for another compressed option. JPG fills transparent areas with white. Export combines visible layers into one image; download the result before leaving.
Know the editing limits
This is a browser photo editor, not Adobe Photoshop. PSD, SVG and RAW import are not supported, and there is no editable project-file export. Large images may be resized to fit the working limits. Up to 10 layers are available within the memory budget, and undo history is limited.
Common questions
Does it save my project automatically?
No. Closing or reloading the page can lose your edits. Download an exported image to keep the result; the exported file does not preserve editable layers.
Is my photo uploaded for editing?
Image editing and export run locally on your device. The editor does not send your selected image to a server. Website advertising and analytics operate separately.
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