Image editing

Crop photos and match their colors without Photoshop. Covers cropping to a ratio, cutting out to a shape (masking), and adjusting brightness and color.

When a photo isn't quite right, you don't need to open Photoshop. Cropping and touching up brightness and color — you can do it all here.

• How do I start? Just click a photo on the edit screen.
• What can I do? Three things: crop, cut out to a shape (masking), and adjust brightness and color.

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To start fixing a photo

Click a photo and a small menu appears above it while the editing panel opens on the left

Click a photo on the edit screen. A small menu appears above it, and a photo-editing panel opens on the left. At the top of that panel are three buttons.

• [Replace image] ㅣ swap in a different photo
• [Crop/Mask] ㅣ crop the photo or cut it out to a shape
• [Adjust image] ㅣ touch up brightness and color

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To change the size and position

• Drag a corner of the photo to resize it; drag the middle to move it.
• For exact numbers, type the Width and Height in the panel.
• Keep [Lock aspect ratio] on and the photo won't get squashed even if you change just one side.
• Use Align to snap it to the page's left, center, or right, and top, middle, or bottom.

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To crop to the shape you want

The panel for crop ratios, tilt, and cutting to a shape

1. Click [Crop/Mask]
2. Pick a ratio
   • Free form · 1:1 · 16:9 · 9:16 · 5:4 · 4:5 · 4:3 · 3:4
   • Matching several photos to the same ratio makes the page look much tidier. 3:4 or 4:5 works well for photos with a person; 1:1 is a safe pick for close-up detail shots.
3. If the photo is tilted, straighten it
   • Slide Rotate left or right to adjust anywhere from −180° to 180°.
4. Want a round cutout? Use cut out to a shape (masking)
   • Cut your photo into shapes like a circle, arch, or star. Each shape shows a preview of how your photo will look inside it.

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Don't like the result? Click [Reset to original] at the top of the panel to go back to the photo as it was before cropping.

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To match brightness and color

The 12 color presets and fine settings open in the left panel

Click [Adjust image] and you'll see 12 ready-made color presets. Click one and it applies right away. The names are in English, so here's a quick reference.

When it fits	Names
Product-only shots	Product Base · Clean White · Fabric Detail · Luxe Detail
Photos of someone wearing it	Model Glow · Bright Casual · Soft Daylight
When you want a mood	Warm Mood · Cool Modern · Color Pop · Vintage Catalog · Mood Mono

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Apply the same preset to every photo in a product detail page and the tones will match. When photos look mismatched because they were shot on different days under different lighting, try this first.

If that's not enough, fine-tune things yourself under Detailed settings. Slide left and right to adjust.

Setting	Range	When to use it
Temperature	−50 to 50	When the lighting made the photo look yellow or blue
Tint	−50 to 50	When there's a green or purple cast
Exposure	−100 to 100	When the whole photo is too dark or too bright
Contrast	−50 to 50	When the photo looks flat and lifeless
Highlights	−100 to 100	When the bright parts are washed out to white
Shadows	−100 to 100	When the dark parts clump together into black
Saturation	−100 to 100	To make colors richer, or calmer
Vignette	0 to 100	To darken the edges and draw the eye to the center

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Adjustments don't apply to animated GIFs. The presets, fine settings, and blend menus are switched off, and clicking one shows This feature is not available for GIF images. Shape-level features like size, cropping, and shadows still work. See the animated GIF section in Upload.

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To add a border or shadow

Item	What it does	Good to know
Outline	Draws a line around the photo	Set the color and thickness, then pick a style: solid · dotted · dashed · long dash · short dash · rounded dots
Rounded corners	Rounds off the four corners	[Individual corners] lets you round just one
Opacity	Makes the photo fainter	Use it when laying a photo down as a background
Shadow	Adds a shadow to the photo	An outer shadow looks like floating; an inner shadow looks pressed in
Rotate	Tilts the photo	Drag just outside a corner, or hold Shift to snap in 15° steps

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The borders, corners, and shadows here work exactly the same on shapes, lines, stickers, and tables.