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Your image.
The right size.
Crop, resize and add editable text. Keep an image to share and a project you can reopen and revise.
No upload. No account. No watermark. Processing happens in this page on your device. Free original software, with source you can keep and change.
- Open an image
- Choose the crop and size
- Add editable text
- Save, reopen and revise
1. Start with an image
Use your own image or try our original practice picture. Loading another image or practice picture asks before replacing current work. Keep an editable project JSON first to preserve your layers. This page does not save automatically.
Free4AllHub image-project JSON, up to 20 MiB. Reopening checks the file before replacing your current work. Projects include the complete original image and metadata, even areas you cropped out.
Poster practice starts only when you press its button. It opens four editable lines with the original 3 pm time. Change it to 4 pm, keep the fictional label, then download the picture and editable project separately. Existing work requires confirmation before replacement. Follow the poster guide.
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Still PNG, standard JPEG and WebP only. Up to 12 MiB, 24 million pixels and 12,000 pixels per side. Animated PNG/WebP, GIF, SVG, HEIC, AVIF and RAW are not supported.
Choose an image or try the practice picture.
2. Crop and resize
Start with a centered shape, or enter exact pixel coordinates. The bright area in the original preview is what you keep.
Height follows the crop and rotation. Enlarging does not create new detail. Output: at most 8,192 pixels per side and 16 million pixels.
PNG ignores the quality slider. Size reduction depends on the image and settings, and is not guaranteed.
Keeps text layers. Each text layer is positioned in the final output, after crop and rotation.
3. Add editable text
Make a simple notice, image caption or social graphic. Layers stay editable in your project file; image exports flatten them.
0 of 20 text layers
Use line breaks to fit text. Long text can be clipped at the image edge; check the preview. System fonts and glyphs can look different on another device. This is text stacking over one image, not general image layers or PSD support.
Keep it editable
Save a project before you close. It keeps the exact original image bytes, crop, output settings and text layers. Reopen the JSON file above, change a text layer, then export another image.
Private working file: editable projects include the complete original image, original metadata, cropped-out pixels and hidden text layers. Cropping or hiding a layer does not remove it from the project. Share an exported image instead when you only intend to show the final result.
This is not an image file. Keep the JSON to revise later; use an image export for normal sharing. Preparing or clicking a download is not proof the file was saved: reopen it to check.
A FILE TO KEEP
Download it. Then check it.
Download resultCheck your exported image: download it and open the saved file in a fresh tab or image viewer while keeping this editor open. Check its dimensions, crop, readable details and colours. An exported PNG, JPEG or WebP has flattened text. Reopening it here replaces your editable layers after confirmation. Keep the editable project JSON too if you want to revise it. Keep the editable JSON before replacing your work. Neither the in-page preview nor clicking Download proves the file was saved or reopened.
Inspect the actual encoded result
COMPARE THE TASK, NOT THE LOGO
Do you need a paid editor for this job?
If your job is simply to crop, resize, rotate or convert one still picture, try this first. Cropping, resizing and rotating are everyday tasks also available in Adobe Photoshop. This workbench has no payment requirement, so it may avoid buying an editor just for that job.
What you can do here
- Choose a centered crop or exact pixel bounds.
- Resize with the crop’s proportions and rotate in 90° steps.
- Add, move, restyle, hide and reorder up to 20 text layers.
- Save an editable JSON project with the original image, reopen and revise it.
- Export PNG, JPEG or browser-supported WebP with flattened text.
- Process locally without an account or upload, and keep MIT-licensed source.
What it does not replace
- Photoshop’s general image layers, masks, retouching, selection tools or generative features. This tool only stacks text over one original image.
- RAW development, professional colour management, CMYK or print workflows.
- Batch processing, cloud collaboration, editable PSD or automatic recovery of unsaved work.
- Dedicated compression tools with advanced codecs or a guarantee of smaller files.
This is a feature-scope comparison, not a quality benchmark or a savings claim. Free image editors and built-in device apps may already meet your need. If you already pay for an editor or need its other features, this does not establish any money saved. Photoshop feature documentation was reviewed on 7 November 2026; its plan prices vary and are not quoted here.
Photoshop cropping documentation · Photoshop image size documentation · Photoshop rotation documentation · Current Photoshop plans
Limits, privacy and your rights
- Your file stays in this tab’s memory. This tool does not send files, filenames or edits to a server, use accounts or store your image in browser storage. The website host still serves the page normally.
- Closing or reloading clears your work. Download before leaving, and keep your original. Browser and device memory limits can cause failures below the listed caps.
- Image exports are new raster images with flattened text. Editable project JSON is different: it preserves the original image bytes and metadata, cropped-out areas and hidden text. In raster exports, original EXIF/IPTC/XMP metadata, animation, vector information, extra frames and professional colour data are not preserved. Browser decoding and encoding can change colour or detail. Do not use this as a certified metadata sanitizer or evidence-preserving workflow.
- Only use pictures you have the right to edit. Processing an image does not grant copyright, trademark or privacy permission.
- Original workbench code and practice picture: MIT licence. No third-party application code, fonts, icons, analytics, APIs or runtime packages are included. Your images keep their own rights.
Download the editable workbench source (ZIP) · Keep a standalone copy (HTML)
Testing evidence and known limitations are in the source README. Automated and browser tests are not a real-user, screen-reader, security or every-device certification.