A full photo editor in your browser, no uploads, no sign-up

Layers, crop, resize, text, filters and colour adjustments, and saving at exactly the file size you need. Your images stay on your device.

Open an image to start

Drag it here or paste with Ctrl+V — JPG, PNG, WebP and more

No uploadsFree, no sign-upNo watermark, no ads

Tools

Resize imageBy pixels or percent, high qualityCrop imagePresets 1:1, 16:9, 9:16Compress imageTo 100 KB, 200 KB or any limitAdd text to imageFonts, outline and shadowRotate and flip image90°, 180° and mirrorJPG to PNGAnd WebPPNG to JPGSmaller filesWebP to JPGFor images saved from websitesBlack and white photoAlso noir and sepiaPhoto filters and colourBrightness, contrast, warmth

Why Lawha

Your images stay on your device

Everything happens in the browser, so no image is uploaded to any server. Safe for personal photos and documents.

Text in any script

Write on images in English or Arabic with clean fonts, outline, shadow and a background box.

Layers like pro editors

Images, text and paint on separate layers with opacity, blend modes and merging.

Really free

No sign-up, no subscription, no watermark, no ads.

Works on phones

Touch, pinch-to-zoom and tools within thumb reach.

The size portals ask for

Save under a maximum size such as 100 or 200 KB for application and job portals.

How to use it

  1. Open an image or start a blank canvas at a ready size (post, story, thumbnail).
  2. Edit with crop, text, brush, layers and filters.
  3. Click “Save” and choose the format, quality or a maximum file size.

Questions

Is Lawha free?

Yes. Every tool is free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no ads.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Images are opened, edited and saved inside your browser; nothing is sent over the internet.

Is it a Photoshop alternative?

For most everyday work, yes: crop, resize, text, layers, filters and colour. Advanced selections and PSD files are coming in the next updates.

Can I write in Arabic?

Yes, with joined Arabic letters, correct right-to-left direction and Arabic fonts.