A desktop-style photo editor, without the upload
Preparing a photo for a visa form, a job portal or a listing usually takes several tools in a row: crop it, resize it to the required pixels, shrink it under the size limit, maybe convert HEIC to JPG. Free web tools make you download and re-upload between every step. The Image Workspace fixes that: your photo is opened once, every tool you use is applied to that same image, and you download the finished file whenever you like - or save it straight to PDF.
Every tool in the rail is one of this site's normal tools with all of its options, so nothing is dumbed down. Use them in any order and as many times as you need; each result is kept as a version, so Undo takes you back one edit at a time. Everything - including AI background removal - runs in your browser.
How to use it
- Drop your photo (or click to open). It stays in your browser.
- Click a tool in the rail - Crop, Resize, Remove background, whatever you need. Its panel opens with your image already loaded.
- Set the options and press the tool's button. The result is applied to your image straight away; pick the next tool, or run the same one again.
- Press Undo if you change your mind, and Download image or Save as PDF whenever you're done.
Working on a PDF instead? Use the PDF Workspace.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to upload my photo once for every tool?
No. Open it once; every tool you use is applied to the same image, so you can crop, resize, remove the background, watermark and compress in a row and download one finished file.
Can I use just one tool here?
Yes. Open the image, click the one tool you need, apply it and download - it works exactly like that tool's own page.
Is anything uploaded to a server?
No. Every tool runs in your browser with JavaScript - even background removal, which downloads its model once and then runs locally. Your photos never leave your device.
Can I undo an edit?
Yes. Every edit is kept as a version; Undo steps back one at a time, all the way to the original photo.
Can I save the result as a PDF?
Yes. Save as PDF wraps the current image in a one-page PDF - handy for visa or application portals that only accept PDF.