Edit & compress photo
Resize, crop, rotate, improve and export an image.
A simple photo editor for everyday jobs: crop to a shape, rotate, brighten, add a filter and save at the size you need.
Crop, rotate and adjust a photo
This is a simple photo editor in your browser. You can crop a photo, rotate or flip it, change brightness, contrast, colour, exposure and warmth, sharpen or blur it, apply filters, set an exact pixel size and even aim for a KB size, all in one place. It is handy for document photos, profile pictures, product photos and quick fixes before sharing.
Cropping
Drag on the preview to draw the crop area, and drag again to change it. Choose a fixed shape to keep the right proportion: free, 1:1 square, 4:5, 3:4, 2:3, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:2, or 35:45, which is the usual Indian passport photo shape. Crop first, then set the final pixel size if a form asks for one.
Filters for documents and photos
Document B&W turns a photo of paper into a clean black and white page, good for notes and forms. Grayscale and sepia give classic looks. Magic colour brightens and deepens colours in one step. Warm and cool shift the overall tone. Sliders for brightness, contrast and saturation run from 0 to 200 percent, where 100 means unchanged.
Size and file type
Type a width or height in pixels to resize, and a target KB if a website has a size limit. The KB target is best effort, and the actual size is shown after processing. Choose Same as original, JPG, PNG or WebP as the output type.
Rotate and flip
Turn sideways photos by 90, 180 or 270 degrees. Flip horizontally to fix a mirrored selfie, or flip vertically if needed.
Common uses
Crop a photo to passport shape, straighten a sideways document photo, make a scanned page black and white, fix a mirrored selfie, brighten a dull photo, or blur a photo for a background.
A good order of steps
Rotate first if the photo is sideways, then crop, then adjust light and colour, and set the pixel size and KB target last. This order keeps the crop accurate and the file size close to what you need. If a result is not right, change the settings and save again; your original photo is not changed.
Brightness and exposure
Exposure works in camera steps from -2 to +2: +1 doubles the light and -1 halves it, which suits photos that are clearly too dark or too bright. Brightness is a finer percentage control for small changes. Temperature makes the photo warmer or cooler, which fixes the yellow light of indoor bulbs or the blue cast of shade.
Private by design
Your photos are processed inside your own browser. They are never uploaded to a server, and nothing is kept after you close the page. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limit.
How to use it
- Choose a photo The photo appears in the preview.
- Crop if needed Pick a shape, then drag on the preview.
- Adjust Rotate, flip, filters, sliders, size and KB.
- Save Press the button and download the edited photo.
Why choose PDFPixo for this tool
- All-in-one editor Crop, rotate, filters and size together.
- Passport shape 35:45 crop ready for Indian photos.
- Document B&W Turn a paper photo into a clean page.
- Private and free Photos never leave your device.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I crop a photo to passport size?
- Choose 35:45, drag on the photo, then set the pixel size the form asks for.
- How do I fix a mirrored selfie?
- Turn on Flip horizontally and save.
- Can I make a photo black and white?
- Yes. Choose Grayscale, or Document B&W for paper photos.
- Will the KB target always be exact?
- It is best effort; the real size is shown after saving.
- Are my photos uploaded?
- No. Everything happens in your browser.
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