An AI image editor that runs in your browser

Screenshots, graphics and scans

An online image editor is often needed for things that are not photographs: a screenshot with a name to hide, a logo to lift off a white background, a scanned page that sits at an angle. CutLift opens all of them. Magic Wand and Colour Range pick flat areas of one colour, which suits graphics and interface shots, while the Polygonal Lasso and Rectangle tools trace straight-edged shapes.

For a screen, a document or a building, the Straighten action in the Refine panel corrects selection edges that are nearly level or upright, and Crop to selection trims the image to the object you picked.

Text, shapes and gradients

The editor doubles as a simple picture editor online for quick layouts. The Text tool types on the image or in a text box, the Shape tool draws rectangles, ellipses, polygons, stars, lines and arrows, and the Gradient tool lays a colour blend across the picture that you can limit to one layer. That covers most small jobs: a label on a product shot, an arrow on a screenshot, a banner built around a cutout.

AI where it saves time

The AI image editing tools sit next to the manual ones rather than replacing them. Select subject picks out the main subject, Remove background turns it into a transparent cutout, and Remove Object erases anything you paint over and fills the area from its surroundings. All three are free.

With CutLift Pro you can also click any object to select it, upscale a small image ×2 or ×4, or run a whole folder through batch background removal. Pro tools can be used freely while you edit; downloading a result that used them needs Pro, after the one free premium download every account gets.

A browser image editor on any device

Because it runs in the browser, the same image editor with AI works on a laptop, an iPad or an Android phone. Images are edited on the device in front of you and are not stored on a server. When you are done, save a PNG or WebP, a layered PSD for Photoshop, or a project file that keeps every layer for next time. You can edit images online for free without an account; saving a file asks for a free sign-in.