Only the sliders that matter
No menu maze, no modules. Exposure, colour, curves, sharpening, vignette – done.
Photo editing in the browser
Editr
Photo editing, radically simple.
Most editors overwhelm you with sliders, modules and menus. Editr does the opposite: only the tools that truly matter – exposure, colour, curves, sharpening, vignette. All in the browser, in real time, non-destructive. Born from my own practice as a photographer, because I simply wanted it lean and fast.
Editr is still in development – and that's where you come in: I want to build it together with photographers.
From RAW to impact.
A flat source image becomes an expressive portrait in just a few sliders – depth, contrast, skin tone. Drag the handle and see the difference.
No manual, no learning curve: what you see is what you get. And the original always stays untouched.
Before
After
Simple. And still everything you need.
Clean enough to start instantly – complete enough for a finished image.
Runs in the browser
No installation, no download. Open the page and start – on any computer.
Real time
Thanks to the GPU the preview responds instantly as you drag – no waiting, no rendering.
Non-destructive
Your original stays untouched. Everything is just settings, undoable any time.
Presets
Save a look once and apply it to many images with a single click.
Projects always at hand
Your projects, presets and images are saved server-side – pick up on any device right where you left off.
How it works
A clear pipeline from original to finished image – every step transparent.
1
Exposure & contrast
Balance brightness, highlights and shadows.
2
Colour & white balance
Saturation and temperature for cohesive tones.
3
Tone curves
Fine control over contrast and individual channels.
4
Sharpening
Unsharp mask for crisp detail.
5
Vignette
Guide the eye into the image.
6
Export
Save the finished JPG at full resolution.
Help build Editr
Editr is deliberately lean – and grows with the people who use it.
Are you a photographer with a clear idea of what an editing tool really needs – or what annoys you about the big programs? That knowledge is exactly what makes Editr better. Tell me which tools you're missing, where your workflow stalls, what should be simpler. I develop Editr step by step – ideally with your input.
Want to help shape it? Tell me briefly how you work and what you'd like to see.
Write to me