Image Workstation

Open camera RAW files from Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax, Samsung and DNG cameras, as well as JPG, PNG, WebP and iPhone HEIC photos. The camera's built-in preview appears straight away while the RAW file is developed from its full 16-bit data, so pulling Highlights down brings back detail in a bright sky. Image › Lens correction fixes distortion, colour fringes, dark corners and converging lines, using your lens's profile when the photo names it. Wide-colour photos from recent phones stay in Display P3.

The Adjust tab has the controls photographers expect: white balance, exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites and blacks, texture, clarity and dehaze, a tone curve per channel, an eight-colour mixer, vibrance and saturation, colour grading for shadows, midtones and highlights, sharpening, noise reduction, vignette and grain. Adjust just part of a photo with the Masking panel: brush it in, use a linear or radial gradient, or mask by brightness, colour or the subject. Start from a built-in preset, save your own, copy a look to another photo, and press the backslash key to compare before and after.

Stack photos, text, shapes and adjustment layers, group them, and set each layer's opacity and one of 16 blend modes. Clip a layer to the one below, add a drop shadow, outer glow, colour overlay or stroke, and scale, rotate, skew or distort any layer with Free transform. Hide, lock, reorder or duplicate layers, and undo any step from the History tab.

Make selections with the rectangle, ellipse, lasso and magic wand tools, pick everything of one colour with Colour range, or let Select subject find the person in a photo. Feather, expand, contract or smooth a selection, turn it into a layer mask, and paint the mask with the brush, eraser, gradient or paint bucket, so edits stay non-destructive.

The spot healing brush removes blemishes and dust in one stroke, the healing brush and clone stamp copy clean texture from a spot you Alt-click, and the patch tool replaces a whole selected area. Dodge and burn lighten or darken a tonal range, and the blur and sharpen brushes soften or crisp up detail where you paint.

Remove background cuts out the subject, Select subject builds a selection from it, and Upscale 2× doubles a small image with an AI model that restores detail. Each model downloads from ToolBuddy once, after you agree, and then runs on your device.

The Filter menu adds Gaussian blur, unsharp mask, high pass, noise and motion blur with a live preview. Blur faces hides faces for privacy, Extract palette lists the main colours as hex values, the Crop tool straightens and crops to common aspect ratios, and Image size, Rotate and Flip handle the rest. Add captions in meme style or a tiled watermark across the whole image.

Export as JPG, PNG or WebP, and as AVIF where your browser supports it, with a quality setting or a target file size for upload forms. You can also export a PDF page or an SVG trace, and choose to keep the camera details of a JPG without its location.

Batch edit applies your adjustments or a preset, and an optional watermark, to many photos at once and downloads them as one ZIP. Save the project as an OpenRaster (.ora) file to keep every layer editable; GIMP and Krita open it too.

For a quick crop, rotation or filter on a single photo, the Photo Editor is simpler. To shrink many images at once, use the Image Compressor; to change dimensions in bulk, the Image Resizer; and to cut out backgrounds for a whole folder, the Background Remover. To put several images into one document, use Image to PDF.