From Blank Canvas to Finished Design
Add your first image
Drop an image in and it becomes the base layer, sized to the canvas. Add more images, and each lands as its own movable layer you can stack and blend.
Build up layers
Use the toolbar to add text, rectangles, ellipses, lines, or a freehand brush. Drag each layer to move it, pull the handles to resize, and use the top handle to rotate.
Shape every layer
Select a layer to set its opacity, blend mode, and order. On an image, adjust brightness, contrast, saturation and blur, apply a filter, flip it, or remove its background in one click.
Set the canvas and export
Pick a size or aspect ratio, choose a background colour or keep it transparent, crop if you need to, then flatten everything into one PNG, JPG or WEBP.
Every Control, in One Place
Layers
- Image, text and shape layers
- Rectangle, ellipse and line
- Freehand brush
- Duplicate, delete, lock, hide
- Bring to front or back
- A layers panel to manage them
Transform
- Move by dragging
- Resize with handles
- Rotate any layer
- Opacity per layer
- Blend modes
- Undo and redo
Photo tools
- Brightness and contrast
- Saturation and blur
- Grayscale, sepia, invert
- Warm and cool
- Flip horizontal or vertical
- One-click background removal
Canvas and export
- Size presets and aspect ratios
- Solid or transparent background
- Crop the whole design
- Editable text: font, size, colour
- Shape fill, stroke, corners
- Export PNG, JPG or WEBP
What Runs in a Browser, and What Does Not
The editor uses your browser's canvas engine, so everything happens on your device. That keeps your images private, but sets a couple of honest limits worth knowing.
| Works well | Where the limits are |
|---|---|
| Layered composites, text, shapes and brush | Very large images can strain the tab's memory |
| Adjustments, filters, crop and flip | Background removal is a quick corner-based cut, not perfect on busy edges |
| Private, on-device processing with no upload | No cloud effects or AI generation |
| Exporting a clean PNG, JPG or WEBP | PNG keeps transparency; JPG does not |
Troubleshooting
Which formats can I add and export
Add JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF or SVG images. Export the finished design as PNG (with transparency), JPG, or WEBP. Choose the export quality for JPG and WEBP.
A transparent background exported white
JPG has no transparency, so a transparent canvas fills with the background colour. Export as PNG or WEBP to keep the transparency.
Background removal left rough edges
Removal clears pixels close to the corner colour, which works best on a plain, contrasting background. On busy or similar-coloured backgrounds it can leave edges, so a solid backdrop gives the cleanest cut.
I can't select a layer on the canvas
If a layer is locked or hidden, it won't respond to clicks. Unlock or unhide it from the layers panel, or select it there directly.