Feature availability:

1. Available for all team and individual plans
2. Available for all users
   

Note: Currently, we support image editing only for the following file formats: PNG, JPG, JPEG, HEIC, BMP, SVG, and WEBP.

1. Right-click on the image you wish to edit.
2. Select the Open with > Image Editor option. Alternatively, open the image in preview mode and choose Edit image from the top menu.
   
   
   
   This will open the Image Editor window.
   
   
3. Make the necessary changes and click Save.
1. If you want to save the changes as a new file, click on the drop-down menu next to the Save button and choose Save as a new file.
2. If you want to discard the changes and close the file, click Discard changes and confirm it in the confirmation dialog box.
   
   

Edit options

The image editor window comprises the below edit options in the left pane:

1. Select tool: Select added objects within the image for editing, moving, or deletion.
   
   
2. Highlighting tool: Highlight essential sections of the image for quick retrieval of key information in the future or to annotate specific details.
1. Rectangle: Add rectangular highlights to the image.
2. Ellipse: Add elliptical highlights to the image.
3. Marker: Add handwritten text, annotations, or drawings. You can also strike out, underline, or emphasize text using this tool.
   
   
3. Highlighter pen tool: Highlight sections of the image using a highlighter pen. You can choose from different colors, including yellow, red, green, and orange, to emphasize specific areas.
   
   
4. Arrow and line tool: Add arrows or lines to the image to draw attention to particular elements or illustrate connections between different parts. Here, you have the option to use a single arrow, double arrow, or a straight line.
   
   
5. Text tool: Add textual information directly onto the image. You can input text boxes with annotations, explanations, or any other relevant information.
   
   
6. Tagging tools: Add tags to specific elements within the image for clarity or categorization. You can add numbering and mark items as correct, wrong, or unclear to indicate their status.
   
   
7. Concealing tools: Hide certain parts of the image, either for privacy reasons or to focus attention on other areas. You can blur or smudge sections of the image to remove the unwanted content.
   
   
8. Crop tool: Select and retain a specific area of the image to adjust image composition or to remove any unwanted elements.
   
   

Manage edits

Any changes that have been made to the image can be managed from the top action bar.

The following options are available:

1. Undo edit
   Revert the last action taken on the image.
   
   
2. Redo edit
   Restore previously undone actions.
   
   
3. Clear all edits
   Remove all the changes made to the image in one go.
   
   
4. Copy
   Duplicate selected objects within the image.
   
   
5. Paste
   After copying some objects, you can paste them elsewhere within the image.
   
   
6. Delete
   Select specific objects within the image and use this option to delete it from the image.
   
   
7. Select all
   Selects all elements within the image, making it easier to apply actions like copying, pasting, or deleting to multiple objects at once.
   
   
8. Arrange
   Organize the layering of elements within the image. You can adjust the order in which objects appear, bringing certain elements to the front or sending others to the back.
1. Bring to front: Brings the selected object to the forefront of the image, ensuring they're visible above all other elements.
2. Bring forward: Move an object up one layer.
3. Send backward: Move an object down one layer.
4. Send to back: Sends the selected object to the very bottom layer of the image.
   
   
9. Zoom
   Magnify or reduce the image's display, making it easier to work on detailed edits or view the image as a whole.