Crop assets, remove backgrounds, and more with our Image Editor

The image editor tool allows users to crop, resize, rotate, or flip images to standard social media sizes, custom dimensions, saved presets, and more.

Plus, AI editing features allow you to:

From the single file view of any image, click the Image Editor icon in your quick actions bar.

From the Image Editor modal, you can rotate, flip, and/or select a social media or preset size for cropping. Or use our AI Editing tools.

Rotate your image horizontally or vertically by 90 ° at a time, or enter a custom rotation value in the degrees input box.

Flip your image horizontally or vertically, and rotate and/or crop it for an even more customized edit.

Select from a preset social media size, create a custom size, or select from presets made by your workspace admin(s).

Select Custom from the Crop options dropdown to create a Custom crop with your own specific dimensions. Enter the height and width, or lock the ratio and/or resolution.

If your workspace has saved presets, you can select one from the Saved Presets option in the Crop options dropdown. To create a preset, go to your Workspace Settings and click the Image Editor link under the Files and Collection toggle.

Give your Preset a name, set the width and height, and click save. This Preset will now be available to all users in your workspace in the Image Editor.

Click the Remove Background button under the Tools section to remove the background from your image. The time it takes will depend on the image complexity.

Click Erase foreground to remove any in-focus foreground objects.

Select from light, medium, or heavy blur options to blur the entire background. Blur can be performed multiple times to increase the blur intensity.

Replace the background using a prompt, upload a reference image, or select a file from your workspace as a reference.

From the Use Prompt tab, type what you would like to see replaced in the background to generate an AI image.

To replace the background with a reference image, copy the file ID from the three-dot menu of any file in your workspace.

Paste the file ID into the search box and click Confirm.

The reference image will replace the background.

If you want to expand your image vertically or horizontally using image generation, click the Expand button and drag the bounding box to your desired size. The max image generation is 5000 px x 5000 px.

AI will generate an extended background.

If you have a low-quality or small image and you want to increase the resolution, you can select the x2 or x4 options to enlarge the image and enhance the quality.

Once you are finished editing your image, you can save it as a new file (Edition), a new file (Version), download it immediately, or a combination of all three!

Saving a new file edition will add your newly edited file as a downloadable option in your single file view. After you have finished your edit, you can give your new Edition a name and then click the Save a new edition option from the Save new button.

Once the Edition has been saved, it will appear under the Editions toggle in the single file view sidebar.

New file Editions are NOT visible as separate files in your workspace but are always viewable as an Edition of the original file to download.

If you want your new edited file Edition to be visible in the workspace as a separate file, click the Show in workspace icon on the new file Edition.

This will bring up the Access & Share modal, where you can toggle on Show in workspace. The Access & Share modal will default to the same access settings as the original file. If the original file has Open visibility, the new Edition will also default to Open. If the original file has Teams and users assigned, the new Edition will also default to those Teams and users. You can adjust the access before clicking Done.

If you want to replace the original file with your new edit, you can save it as a new file Version. After you finish your edit, click the Save a new version option from the Save new button. The edited file will now be visible as the primary file in your workspace.

The original file will always be available under the Version menu at the top right of the navigation bar next to the Image Editor icon. You can restore or delete the original version or any additional versions at any time from the Versions dropdown menu.

To download your crop as a one-off file, or after you have saved it as a new Edition and/or a new Version, click the down arrow on the Editions button and select Download.