Free online image editor

Add a frame with a shadow, blur private details, put text or your logo on top and adjust the colours. It runs in your browser, so the image stays on your device until you share it.

How do I edit an image with Filific?

  1. 1

    Open your images

    Drop up to 20 images on the editor or choose them from your device. On Filific you can also press Edit on any image page.

  2. 2

    Edit them

    Add a frame with a shadow, blur private details, put text or another image on top, and adjust brightness, contrast and saturation. Apply to all gives every open image the same frame, colours, text and pictures.

  3. 3

    Download or share them

    Download the results as PNG or JPG (several images come in one ZIP file), or share them and get one link and a QR code like any other upload. With a free account you can also save them to one of your folders.

Questions about the image editor

Is the image editor free?

Yes. It is free and needs no account. It runs in your browser, so there is nothing to install.

Is my image uploaded while I edit it?

No. The editing happens on your device. The image is only uploaded if you press Share or Save to folder; Download keeps it on your device.

How do I hide private details in a screenshot?

Open Blur and drag over the part you want to hide, such as an email address or a number. Raise the strength until it can no longer be read.

Can I put my logo on a picture?

Yes. Open Overlay, choose your logo, then drag it into place and set its size and transparency.

Can I edit several images at once?

Yes. Open up to 20 images; each keeps its own edits and its own undo. Apply to all copies one image's frame, colours, text and pictures to the others, scaled to each image; blurred parts stay with their own image. Then download them all as one ZIP file, share them in one link, or save them to a folder.

Which images can I edit?

PNG, JPEG, WebP and GIF (the first frame). You can save as PNG or JPG. Images larger than 2560 pixels on a side are scaled down for editing.

Does editing change the original image?

No. An edited image is always a new file. The original, and any link to it, stays as it was.