How Image Editor Works
Non-destructive image editing with brush tools, edge refinement, background replacement, and export controls — all in the browser.
Try it free →Step-by-step process
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Open with or without background removal
Upload any image directly into the editor, or continue from a background-removed result. The editor loads the full-resolution image and a layer stack for non-destructive editing.
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Edit: brush, background, filters
Use the brush tool to erase or restore mask areas. Replace the background with a solid colour, gradient, or uploaded image. Apply cinematic colour filters with adjustable intensity.
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Export in your preferred format
Export as PNG (transparent), WebP, or AVIF with straight alpha. All edits are applied at full resolution. EXIF metadata is stripped from the output by default.
Frequently asked questions
Can I continue editing after downloading?
Within the same browser session, your last open image is remembered. For long-term persistence, use the "Save session" option which stores a checkpoint in browser storage.
Is the brush tool destructive?
The brush modifies the mask, not the original image pixels. You can switch between erase and restore modes, and the original image is always available for re-inference.