Workflows

Image Workflow

Starting points

Presets

Chain adjustments and effects in one pass

Load a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image, then stack steps from the image tools: brightness, temperature, levels, and the other adjustments, plus effects like grain, vignette, glow, and halftone. Steps run in order, each one reading the output of the step before it, so sharpen before grain gives a different result than the reverse. Reorder a step with the arrows, or bypass it with the toggle to compare the image with and without it.

Every step exposes the same settings as its standalone tool. Expand a step to change them; the preview recomputes the whole chain as you drag.

The step list lives in the page URL as a readable chain parameter, for example ?chain=sepia:amount=80~vignette. Copy link puts that URL on the clipboard; anyone who opens it gets the same steps and settings, applied to their own image. Save stores the current chain under a name in your browser, and the presets panel holds both your saved workflows and the built-in ones.

Full-resolution output

The on-screen preview is capped at 1024px on the long edge to stay responsive. Download re-runs the chain against the original pixels, so a 4000px photo exports at 4000px with every step applied at full scale. Long chains on large images take a moment; the work happens once, at export.

Starting from a tool page

Tool pages that feed this workflow show a workflow badge under their title. Clicking it carries the tool’s current settings, and the image you loaded, into the editor as the first step, so you can keep the adjustment you dialed in and build on it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Each step reads the output of the step before it, so grain before blur softens the grain, while blur before grain keeps it sharp. Use the arrows on a step to move it and compare.

In your browser's localStorage on this device. They are not synced between devices. To keep a workflow anywhere, use Copy link: the URL contains the full step list and settings.

The preview renders at up to 1024px for speed; the download re-runs the same chain at the image's native resolution. Steps with size-dependent geometry, such as halftone, scale their settings so both match.

JPEG, PNG, and WebP. The download keeps the input format, so a PNG source produces a PNG result.