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Photo Editor

Spice up your pictures with text, effects, frames or stickers.

  • Free, no account
  • No watermark
  • Files deleted after 2 hours

Drop images here

or paste them with Ctrl + V

Nothing leaves your device until you start the task

Accepts JPG, PNG, WebPup to 1 file · 25 MB each

Layers

Nothing added yet. Pick a tool and click the picture, or add a sticker or a frame.

How to photo editor

Add text, stickers, shapes and frames to a photo, draw on it freehand, and tune the colour with live filters. Everything is placed on a preview and re-rendered on the server at the original resolution, so the file you download is full size and full quality.

  1. 1Add your photoDrop it anywhere on this page, paste with Ctrl+V, or use the picker. Nothing is uploaded until you press Export.
  2. 2Edit itPick a tool and click the picture to add text or a shape, choose a sticker or a frame, or drag the filter sliders. Every change can be undone with Ctrl+Z.
  3. 3ExportChoose PNG or JPG and press Export. The edit is applied to the original file, not to the preview you were working on.

Frequently asked questions

Does the export match what I see in the editor?
Yes — everything you place is stored as a share of the picture rather than in preview pixels, so it lands in exactly the same place on the full-size file. Colour filters use the same maths in both. The one approximation is the blur slider, which the preview renders slightly differently from the export.
Will my work survive a refresh?
Your edit is saved in your own browser as you go, and offered back the next time you open the tool. Stickers you uploaded yourself are the exception — those files stay on your machine and are not kept.
Which fonts can I use?
A sans, a serif and a monospace family. They are the families installed on the server, so the export renders the text at the size and place you chose — though your own browser may draw the preview with its version of them.
Is the quality reduced?
No. The editor shows a scaled-down preview so it stays responsive, but the export re-renders everything against the original image at full resolution. Export as PNG to keep transparency, or JPG for a smaller file.

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