No disk-heavy install
Open the editor in a tab and avoid another multi-gigabyte creative suite on your SSD.
Edit photos and PSD files in Safari or Chrome without adding another large application to your Mac. Start instantly, keep files local, and export a clean result.
Why browser-based? ↓Open the editor in a tab and avoid another multi-gigabyte creative suite on your SSD.
Safari and Chrome already run natively on Apple silicon, so there is no separate app build or Rosetta layer.
Photos are decoded and adjusted in the browser instead of being uploaded to a remote editing server.
Open common web and camera-export formats directly. GIF files use a static frame, while layered PSD documents expose their available layer structure.
JPG
Everyday photos
PNG
Transparency
WebP
Modern websites
GIF
Static frame
PSD
Layered designs
Export
PNG · JPG · WebP
Use the same private editor from any current desktop browser. No App Store, account or download required.
Use an up-to-date Safari or Chrome on macOS. The editor relies on browser canvas and local file APIs. Desktop Chromium has been checked, but full Safari compatibility has not yet been verified. If a file fails to open or export, keep the original and try a current desktop Chrome release. Large PSDs may need more memory.
The editor runs inside your browser, which already runs natively on Apple silicon. There is no separate Intel app and no Rosetta requirement.
Yes. Open a PSD in the homepage editor, edit supported text and image layers, and adjust their position, scale, rotation or image-layer brightness. Export PNG, JPG or WebP, or download a PSD to continue editing. Complex layer styles may differ from the original.
No. Image decoding and editing happen locally in the browser. Your files are not uploaded to our server.