iPhotoEditor

Every tool runs in your browser. Your photos never leave your device — see how that works.

Every tool on the site

57 tools across seven families, all sharing the same rule: your image is processed by your browser, on your device, and never transmitted. Start from a family below, or use the editor on the homepage when the job spans several steps.

Compress & Optimize

Shrinking a file is two different jobs wearing one name: hitting a visual quality bar, and hitting a number a form demands. This family does both — sliders when your eyes decide, a binary-search encoder when a portal insists on 200 KB — plus a batch lane for whole folders and a side-by-side lab for choosing formats with evidence instead of folklore.

Convert

One direction per tool, because converting HEIC to JPG and JPG to PNG are different jobs with different pitfalls — transparency that needs flattening, formats your recipient cannot open, PDFs that need to become pages or be built from them. Each page states its direction's specific traps instead of hiding them behind a generic "convert" button.

Resize & Crop

Exact pixels, exact ratios, exact print density. The resizer speaks px, percent and KB ceilings; the cropper speaks composition; the social presets speak each platform's current numbers — including the Instagram grid change that quietly re-cropped everyone's old posts; and DPI changes happen without touching a single pixel.

Edit & Enhance

The enhancement family: background removal with an open, locally-run model, colour and light adjustment, film-look filters, careful sharpening, upscaling that is honest about its limits, and redaction that actually redacts. Everything non-destructive until export, everything on your own hardware.

Create & Annotate

Adding things to photos: text that exports as sharp vectors, watermarks that survive cropping because they tile, meme lettering in the classic style, borders and frames, and numbered annotation for turning any screenshot into instructions.

Document & ID Photos

Photos that get measured by officials, made by tools that do the measuring first. Head heights in millimetres against published bands, backgrounds checked in perceptual colour units, files encoded into the exact windows portals validate — for passports across five countries, Indian exam forms, signatures and document scans.

Inspect & Developer Utilities

What is inside the file: every EXIF field a photo carries (including the GPS point most people do not know is there), a lossless metadata strip, pixel-exact colour picking with palette extraction, wipe-style comparison, and a favicon generator that builds the whole modern icon set.