This is a full image editor that runs entirely in your browser — no upload, no account, no install. Opening this page drops you straight onto a working canvas: add a photo by dragging it in, or start from blank and build a composition from scratch. Everything you do stays on your device, and nothing persists after you close the tab.
The core of the editor is its layer engine. Drop in multiple files, reorder and rename them, set blend modes and opacity, and manage the stack with the keyboard shortcuts you already know from desktop tools. On top of that sit the selection and masking tools: one-click subject selection, a magic wand for colour regions, erase and restore brushes, and edge refinement that feathers, smooths, and decontaminates cut-out edges — with an optional best-quality BiRefNet pass for hair, fur, and glass.
Background tools cover the classic jobs: make the background transparent, replace it with a solid colour, gradient, or another image, or drop your subject into a styled lifestyle scene. Colour work is handled by 30+ cinematic filter presets plus manual brightness, contrast, saturation, and temperature adjustments. A built-in utilities panel takes care of rotating, flipping, resizing, extending the canvas, compressing, and stripping metadata without leaving the editor, and a 3D preview lets you orbit the canvas or generate a depth-relief render of your cut-out.
When you’re done, export to PNG, WebP, or AVIF with true straight-alpha transparency — files that open cleanly in Photoshop and Figma — or JPG when transparency isn’t needed. The editor also connects to the rest of the platform: start with the background remover and continue into the editor without re-uploading, enlarge a finished result with the AI upscaler, or switch to the video editor for footage. If you get stuck, the help centre has a walkthrough for every tool on this page, and how it works explains the on-device pipeline behind it all.