TidyFigure

Photo Editor

  • 100% free
  • No sign-up
  • Files stay on your device

Open a photo and use the sliders to fix brightness, contrast, saturation and warmth, or tap a filter like Vivid, Black & white or Vintage as a starting point. Hold "compare" to see the original. The edited photo downloads at full resolution, and everything runs on your device.

Drop a photo here or click to choose JPG, PNG or WebP

Your files are processed on your device and never uploaded.

What each adjustment does

  • Brightness lightens or darkens the whole picture. Use it for photos that are under- or over-exposed.
  • Contrast pushes darks darker and lights lighter. A little more contrast adds punch; less gives a soft, faded look.
  • Saturation controls how intense the colours are. 0% is black and white; above 100% makes colours more vivid.
  • Warmth shifts colours towards orange (warm, golden-hour feel) or blue (cool, crisp feel). It's a quick fix for photos taken under yellow indoor lights.
  • Hue rotates every colour around the colour wheel. Small changes correct colour casts; big ones are a creative effect.
  • Sepia adds the brown tone of old photographs.
  • Black & white removes colour, gradually or completely.
  • Blur softens the image, useful for backgrounds and placeholders.
  • Vignette darkens the edges to draw attention to the centre.

A simple editing order

  1. Fix brightness first, so the subject is clearly visible.
  2. Add a little contrast (105–120%).
  3. Correct the colour with warmth if the photo looks too orange or too blue.
  4. Adjust saturation last, and go easy: over-saturated skin looks unnatural.
  5. Hold "compare" to check you've improved the photo rather than just changed it.

Filters

The one-tap filters set the sliders to a combination you can then fine-tune. Vivid suits landscapes and food, Black & white suits portraits and architecture, Vintage and Faded give a film look, and Dramatic adds contrast and a vignette for moody shots.

Quality and privacy

Edits are applied to the full-resolution image when you download, not just the preview. JPG photos are saved at 92% quality; PNG and WebP keep their format. All processing happens in your browser, so your photos are never uploaded.

Frequently asked questions

How do I brighten a dark photo?

Raise Brightness until the subject is clear, then add a little Contrast so it doesn’t look washed out.

How do I make a photo black and white?

Tap the Black & white filter, or move the Black & white slider to 100%.

How do I fix a yellow indoor photo?

Move the Warmth slider to the left (cooler) until whites look neutral.

Will editing reduce the resolution?

No. The download is the full original size with your edits applied.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Editing happens on your device.

Last updated October 2026 · More image tools