Try this workflow
- Start with
- 640 × 480 synthetic practice image
- Set up
- Crop at 20,10 with 600 × 400 pixels; output width 300
- What to expect
- A proportionally resized 300 × 200 image, rebuilt from the original.
SMART IMAGE TOOLS IMAGE WORKSPACE
Workflow Studio.
One original. A thoughtful sequence of edits. A clear final export.
Your workspace
Processed on your device
Crop, resize and adjust from one unchanged original. Edits stay on this device.
YOUR IMAGELocal files
Start with your image.
Drag and drop a file here, or choose from your device.
Original synthetic practice image · created on your deviceJPGPNGWebP
One image, a connected workflow and a clean export.
Before you download
- Verify the crop fits your source.
- Check actual pixels at 100% and choose PNG to avoid encoding loss.
Image files stay on your device Works in your browser
A PRACTICAL EXAMPLE
Know what a useful result looks like.
Prepare one source for a smaller, correctly framed export.
Check before using the result
- Verify the crop fits your source.
- Check actual pixels at 100% and choose PNG to avoid encoding loss.
When the result needs work
A saved crop preset must fit the new source. Enlargement is blocked; adjusting pixels cannot recover missing source detail.
Examples illustrate specific inputs and settings. Actual output size and appearance depend on your file and browser. Practice images are synthetic; they do not contain personal data.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few useful answers.
Does each step reuse a compressed image?
No. Every preview and export is rebuilt from the original decoded image. The sequence crops, resizes proportionally, then adjusts brightness, contrast and saturation. Your original file stays unchanged.
Can I undo changes and reuse a setup?
Undo and redo retain up to 30 setting changes. Save up to eight named presets on this device. Presets contain settings, not image files. A crop preset must fit inside the next image.
Which export preserves quality?
PNG preserves the edited decoded pixels without additional encoding loss. Crop, resize and color changes alter pixels intentionally. JPG and WebP exports are lossy even at their highest quality setting.