How to edit a photo
The photo editor combines tonal and orientation adjustments with Pen or Highlighter strokes plus a stack of text, shapes, callouts, original editable stickers and image layers. Layer order, position, rotation, opacity and styling are reflected in the flattened downloaded result.
Steps
- 1Correct the base image
Set orientation, tone, color, warmth, blur, vignette and frame choices while watching for lost highlight or shadow detail.
- 2Build the layer order
Draw with a Pen or Highlighter, add text, shapes, callouts, original editable stickers or your own image elements, then select and arrange which items appear in front.
- 3Position and export
Adjust size, position, rotation, opacity and styling, then verify output format, dimensions and transparency before saving.
Key decisions
What does layer order control?
Later visible layers cover earlier content where they overlap. Selecting and reordering the stack determines the final visual hierarchy.
What remains editable after download?
The exported image is flattened. Keep the original assets and recreate or preserve the working setup when future text or position changes may be needed.
Before you download
Know the limits
- Extreme tonal controls can clip highlights, crush shadows or distort colors.
- JPG output fills transparency with a solid background and all layers become pixels in the downloaded image.
Verify the copy
Common questions
Can I add my own image as a layer?
Yes. Compatible images can be positioned, scaled, rotated and blended with the same ordered layer controls.
Can I customize an original sticker?
Yes. After adding one, you can edit its primary, secondary and outline colors plus its name, geometry, opacity, order, visibility and lock state.
Will the downloaded file keep editable layers?
No. The export is a finished pixel image, so text, shapes and image elements are flattened together.