Build a non-destructive workflow
Keep the original untouched, use adjustment layers for tonal and colour work, convert reusable source layers to Smart Objects, and name important groups. Save a working PSD/PSB before exporting flattened copies.
YOUR CREATIVE WORKSPACE
Make better creative decisions.
Inspect an image, plan your next edit and build stronger prompts — in one calm, practical workspace. No account required.
Browser-based tools · Local image analysis
Install help
On iPhone or iPad, open the Share menu in Safari and choose “Add to Home Screen”. On supported browsers, use the Install app button or the browser menu.
01 / IMAGE ANALYSIS
Inspect an image
Check dimensions, file details and a sampled colour palette. Your image stays in this browser.
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Drop an image to begin
or choose a file from your device
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and AVIF where supported · 25 MB maximumCURRENT FILE
Image
SAMPLED COLOUR PALETTE
Copy a colour value or the full palette.
Brightness and contrast are rough indicators, not a professional quality verdict. EXIF camera metadata is not read.
02 / IMAGE WORKBENCH
Repair, refine and export
A practical photo workspace for small retouches, background cutouts and everyday image preparation. Your files stay on your device.
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Bring a photo into the workbench
Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP image to start editing.
Set a clean sample area, then paint over a small blemish or mark.
Drag across the image to choose a crop area, then apply it.
After loading, click the main object to select it. Add positive or negative points to refine the selection. The model downloads from Google only when requested.
Set a sample point on a clean area, then paint over the blemish.
Quick adjustments
Subtle by designExport your image
Choose a format and download the edited copy. Your original file is never overwritten.
Privacy: editing happens in this browser. The optional background model is downloaded from Google's servers; your photo is not uploaded to Google or Boztik.
03 / CREATIVE BRIEF
Build a stronger prompt
Turn a loose idea into a clearer, more controllable image-generation brief.
YOUR CREATIVE BRIEFEDITABLE OUTPUT
Add a subject above to start building your prompt.
This builder structures your brief; it does not generate an image or send your text to an AI provider.
04 / DOCUMENT SETUP
Canvas planner
Calculate proportions and choose a sensible starting size for common creative formats.
Aspect ratio calculator
Reduced ratio16:91.78:1
Quick canvas presets
Pixel dimensions are not the same as print size. Confirm physical dimensions and effective resolution with your print provider.
05 / KNOW-HOW
Creative guidance
Search practical notes for common editing, retouching and export decisions.
Quick answers use a small built-in reference library. This is not a live AI chat and does not send your question anywhere.
Quick guides for the image workbench
1. Remove a small blemish or mark
- Choose Spot repair.
- Select Set sample point, then click a clean area with similar texture near the mark.
- Paint gently over the blemish in short strokes. Set a new sample if the texture or lighting changes.
- Use Undo if the repair repeats texture unnaturally. This clone brush is best for small marks, not large object removal.
2. Remove a background
- Choose Background cutout and load the optional model. The first download is about 32 MB plus the runtime.
- Click the subject you want to keep. Add more points on the subject or switch to remove-area mode and click background areas.
- Choose PNG when exporting to preserve transparency.
The model runs on your device after download. It is an interactive selection aid, not a perfect one-click cutout; inspect hair and fine edges.
3. Reduce mild image noise
- Use the Noise reduction slider to set a low starting value.
- Apply the filter once, then inspect fine detail at 100%.
- Undo if skin, hair or texture becomes too smooth.
This is a lightweight edge-aware smoothing filter, not a specialist AI denoiser.
4. Crop, rotate and export
- Choose Crop and drag over the part of the image you want to keep.
- Choose a preset ratio if needed, then apply the crop. Rotate in 90-degree steps if required.
- Export as JPG for compact photos, PNG for transparency, or WebP for supported websites.
- Keep your original file. The editor creates a separate download.
The workbench currently edits a browser-sized working copy of up to 6 megapixels. It is intended for everyday web and social use, not high-resolution print mastering.
Retouch skin without removing texture
Start with restrained healing and clone work on a separate layer. Correct uneven tone locally, zoom out often, and inspect at 100%. Frequency separation can help with isolated tone or texture issues, but it is easy to overuse and create waxy skin.
Improve a difficult mask
Separate the subject from the background with a clean initial selection, then refine hair and soft edges at a realistic zoom. Check the mask against light and dark backgrounds. Avoid excessive feathering; it creates halos.
Choose an export format
Use JPEG for photographic images when a compact file matters, PNG when transparency or crisp flat graphics matter, and WebP when the destination supports it. Keep an editable master and inspect the exported file at its actual display size.
Prepare an image for print
Decide the final physical size first, then check effective pixel dimensions at that size. 300 ppi is a common close-view print target, not a universal rule. Ask the print provider for specifications before resampling.
Make colour adjustments feel natural
Correct white balance and exposure before adding a look. Protect skin tones, watch saturated highlights, and compare against the original. A strong grade should support the subject rather than become the subject.
Sharpen with restraint
Reduce distracting noise before final output sharpening. Apply sharpening selectively and check for halos around high-contrast edges. Avoid judging sharpness from a zoomed-out preview alone.
These are general starting points. The right settings depend on the source image, intended output and software version.
NEW WORKSPACE · LEARN AS YOU EDIT
Not sure where to start?
Use the built-in mini guides beside each tool. They explain the workflow, controls and limitations before you export.
KEEP CREATING
Need a deeper walkthrough?
Explore the Boztik guides for step-by-step explanations, or install the browser extension for tools that work while you browse.