Crop a photo, fine-tune brightness, contrast and saturation, and upscale it to a larger resolution — all three in one place, processed entirely on your device.
Drag directly on the preview to draw a selection box, then click Apply Crop. You can keep adjusting colors afterward, or reset back to the original photo at any point before downloading.
The upscale option increases the pixel dimensions of your photo using high-quality interpolation, which is useful for printing larger or fitting a bigger frame on a page. It sharpens the enlargement rather than inventing new detail, unlike some AI upscalers, so a heavily blurred photo will look like a larger blurred photo, not a sharper one.
Auto Enhance applies a modest contrast and saturation boost that works well on most everyday photos. For finer control, the three sliders let you nudge brightness, contrast, and saturation individually. Small adjustments usually look more natural than large ones.
No, cropping, color adjustment, and upscaling all happen locally in your browser using the Canvas API — the photo never leaves your device.
Either order works. Color adjustments apply live on top of whatever the current photo is, cropped or not.
No — it enlarges using smooth interpolation, which looks clean for moderate size increases but doesn't invent detail the way a dedicated AI super-resolution model would.
A PNG file, which preserves quality without any additional compression artifacts.