✨ Auto Editor

What is Auto Editor?

Auto Editor turns plain-language instructions into automatic photo edits — rotate, resize, recolor, add text, and more — right in your browser with no uploads.

How to Use Auto Editor

1. Upload a PNG, JPG, WebP, or BMP image
2. Type an instruction such as "make it black and white" or "resize to 800"
3. Press Run Edit and download the edited image

Why Use Our Auto Editor?

• Edit by typing what you want — no toolbar learning curve
• 100% private — your image never leaves your device
• Free with no signup, limits, or watermarks

Common Use Cases

• Quick edits without learning a full editor
• Easy repetition of common operations
• Fast image tweaks on the go
• Normalizing a batch of reference images for a quick review deck

Worked Example

Type rotate 90 to straighten a sideways phone photo, or resize to 800 to make a copy sized for a blog featured image. For a quick product shot, try a sequence such as crop square, then brighten by 30, then add text "Free shipping" at bottom. Every instruction runs against your image in the browser and the result downloads as PNG - and when you need pixel-level retouching, hand the same image to the full Photo Editor instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is it really free?▾
  Yes. The tool is 100% free with no limits, no signup, and no watermarks.
• Does my photo get uploaded?▾
  No. Everything runs locally in your browser — your photo never leaves your device. The editor engine loads from photopea.com but executes on your device.
• What formats are supported?▾
  Upload PNG, JPG, WebP, or BMP. Results download as PNG (or JPG/WebP when you ask to convert).
• What can I type?▾
  Try rotate 90, resize to 800, sepia, black and white, brighten by 30, add text "Hello" at top, crop square, blur, pixelate, flip horizontal, invert colors, or convert to jpg.
• What should I type if I am not sure what to do?▾
  Keep it plain and short: rotate 90, resize to 800, sepia, black and white, crop square, flip horizontal, invert colors, blur, pixelate, brighten by 30, or convert to jpg all work. Start with one simple instruction and refine from the result.
• Can I do several edits one after another?▾
  Yes - run one instruction, then run the next on the latest result, repeating until the image is the way you want it. Each run downloads the current result.