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Online photo editor

Fix lighting and colors, add stickers and text, including properly connected Arabic, all on your device.

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Where is the file processed?

On your deviceThis tool runs in your browser. Your file is not uploaded to any server.

Steps

  1. Open your photo: Tap “Select image” or drag the photo into the editor, from your phone or computer.
  2. Adjust light and color: Move the brightness and contrast sliders, or try a filter and compare it with the original.
  3. Add text or stickers: Type in English or Arabic, choose size, color and position, and add stickers if you like.
  4. Save: Tap “Save” and download your photo. Editing happens entirely in your browser.

What it offers

  • Arabic text done right

    Arabic is drawn with connected letters, right to left, so you don't need workarounds to write on a photo.
  • Light, color and filters

    Brighten dark photos, adjust contrast, or change the mood with a single filter.
  • Stickers and shapes

    Decorate your photo with stickers you can move and resize easily.
  • Photos stay on your device

    Editing runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded to our servers.
  • Works on your phone

    Edit photos in Chrome or Safari without installing an editing app.

Limits

The tool runs on your device, so the largest file it can handle depends on your device's and browser's memory. Very large files can take longer on phones.

Frequently asked questions

Why does Arabic text look broken in photo editing apps?

Many apps don't handle Arabic letter joining and direction, so letters appear separated or words come out reversed. In this editor, Arabic is drawn with connected letters, right to left.

Can I mix Arabic and English on the same line?

Yes, you can mix Arabic, English and numbers. If the word order of mixed text doesn't look the way you want, try putting the English part on its own line.

Is the editor suitable for an official application photo?

Light brightness fixes are usually fine, but many offices reject photos with filters or a changed face. For official photos, use Passport & ID photo.

Will my photo lose quality after editing?

The photo is saved at the same dimensions. If you want a smaller file afterwards, use Compress image.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Editing happens in your browser on your own device, and images are not sent to any server.

Is the photo editor free?

Yes. You can use the photo editor for free without creating an account.