Layer Image Editor

Overlay multiple images on a fixed-size canvas, move, resize and rotate them, and add text to build a composite photo. Crop, flat-color background removal, and undo/redo all run right in your browser.

Canvas size
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Background
Layers
Properties
Select a layer to edit its properties.

Delete removes the selected layer, arrow keys nudge it (Shift+arrow moves 10px), Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Shift+Z undo and redo, and Ctrl+V pastes a copied image straight onto the canvas.

How to use it

  1. Pick a canvas size: click a preset (1000×1000 default, 1080×1080, 1080×1920, 1200×630, 1280×720) or type a custom width/height and click "Apply".
  2. Add images and text: use "Add image" to drop in several files at once (or drag files onto the canvas). If you've copied an image, press Ctrl+V to paste it straight in. "Add text" places a text box — double-click any text to edit it.
  3. Move, resize, rotate: drag a layer to move it, drag a corner handle to resize, and drag the round handle above it to rotate. Reorder and toggle visibility from the layer list.
  4. Crop / remove background: select an image layer, then use "Crop" in the properties panel to trim it, or "Remove background" to make a flat-color background transparent.
  5. Download / copy to clipboard: choose a background color (or transparent PNG) and PNG/JPG, then click "Download" to save the image at the exact canvas size. To paste it straight into another app (chat, a document editor) without saving a file first, click "Copy to clipboard" and then paste with Ctrl+V over there.

Everything runs in your browser via the Canvas API — images and text are never uploaded to a server.

How does background removal work?

This isn't AI-based subject detection — it's a simple color-key (chroma key) removal: pixels close to the color you click become transparent. It works well on flat or studio-style backgrounds, but has limits on complex scenes or subjects that share the background's color. Use the tolerance slider to fine-tune how much gets removed.

FAQ

Are my images or text uploaded anywhere?

No. All editing and image processing happens in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere until you click download.

Is my work saved automatically?

No. Reloading or leaving the page clears your edits, so download your result once you're done.

How many undo steps are available?

Up to the last 50 steps. Use the toolbar's Undo/Redo buttons or Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Shift+Z.

Should I export as PNG or JPG?

Choose PNG (with "Transparent" checked) if you need a transparent background; choose JPG for a smaller file when a solid background is fine. JPG doesn't support transparency, so it's filled with your chosen background color.

Can I use any font for text?

You can pick from web-safe fonts: Noto Sans KR, Arial, Georgia, Courier New, and Segoe UI. If a font isn't installed on your device, the browser substitutes a similar default.

Does it work on mobile?

Touch dragging, resizing and rotating all work, but precise edits are easier with a mouse on desktop.

Can I overlay one photo on top of another?

Yes — add each image as its own layer, then drag, resize and rotate to position one over the other. Reorder layers from the layer list to control which one sits on top, and lower a layer's opacity from the properties panel to blend it into the photo underneath.

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