How to use the online photo editor

Open Resize Image, upload a photo, enter the width and height in pixels, and choose a fitting method: fill and crop, fit with margins, or stretch.

Reducing dimensions usually gives a predictable result. Enlarging an image cannot add missing detail, so start with the best original, keep proportions, and avoid repeatedly saving a JPEG.

Open Crop Image, choose the 1:1 ratio, and move the frame around the important part of the photo. You can resize the frame from its sides and corners or enter pixel coordinates for precision.

Open Add Text, create a layer, type the caption, and position it directly on the image. You can adjust its color, size, coordinates, and rotation.

For one file, open Watermark, upload a logo or graphic, and choose its position, opacity, and angle. For a series, build the recipe in Batch Processing and download a ZIP archive.

PNG suits graphics, text, and transparent backgrounds. JPEG is usually useful for photos when a smaller file is important. WebP often keeps a file compact at good quality; JPEG and WebP offer a quality setting.

Yes. Open Combo, add the needed operations to one recipe, and check the final preview. Operation order matters: cropping before or after rotation produces a different frame.

No account is required. Interactive edits are shown in the browser where possible; the service temporarily processes an image for precise rendering, export, and batch tasks.

Use the file-picker button, drop an image into the upload area, or paste it from the clipboard. After the upload, controls appear next to the working image.