Remove backgrounds, blur behind a face, crop for any post and add text. PSD files open with their layers, on your phone or your computer.
Each screenshot below is this editor working on a real photo.
Click Select Subject and the editor outlines the person for you. Delete what is around them, then save a PNG with a transparent background or put a new background on a layer underneath.
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Iris blur keeps everything inside the ring in focus and softens the rest, like a portrait lens. Drag the ring to fit your subject and set the strength in pixels.
Choose 1:1, 4:5, 16:9 or 9:16 and the crop box keeps that shape while you frame the shot. Type an angle to straighten a tilted horizon in the same step.
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Type on the image, pick a font and size, then add a drop shadow or stroke so the words stay readable on a busy background. The text stays editable.
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Tools sit in a dock under your thumb and panels slide up from the bottom. Pinch to zoom, two fingers to pan. On a tablet the same editor makes room for more panels.
Paint over a stranger or a sign and the gap fills in from its surroundings.
Crop to a ratio, level a horizon, fix perspective.
Object and Quick Selection, refined with a mask.
Type, warp and style text on the photo.
Clear blemishes, dust and red eye with Spot Healing, Patch and Clone Stamp.
Brighten a dark shot or warm a cold one. Adjustment layers stay editable.
Push and pinch pixels, or bend a layer with puppet pins.
Open a HEIC or PSD, save it as JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF.
Bring back detail with Smart Sharpen or Unsharp Mask.
Smooth grain from a low-light photo, or dust from a scan.
Set exact pixels or a percentage, with the aspect ratio linked.
Grow the canvas with Canvas Size, then fill the new edge with a color.
Layered PSD files open with their layers, text and effects, and save back as PSD.
Drop a file on the editor, paste from the clipboard, or pick one from your photos.
Set quality and size before saving, or print straight from the editor.
No. The editor runs in your browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iPhone and iPad. Open it and start editing.
Yes. Layers, groups, masks, text, adjustment layers, smart objects and layer styles are kept when you open a PSD, and saved when you export one.
Yes. Everyday edits such as cropping, cutting out a subject or adding text take one tool each. Layers, masks, Curves and Liquify are there when you want more control.
Yes. PSD files open and save with their layers, text and effects, so you can pick up a designer's file or hand yours over. TIFF and PDF export are there too.
Yes. The layout adapts to phones and tablets, with a tool dock in thumb reach, panels that slide up from the bottom and pinch to zoom.
Your current document is saved in the browser as you work, so it is waiting for you when you open the editor again on the same device.
Yes. Every step is listed in the History panel. Press Ctrl+Z (Cmd+Z on a Mac) to step back, or click any earlier step to return to it.
Drop it on the editor, paste it, or pick it from your phone's photos.