Image Tools · Group 05 of 05
Four instruments for finishing touches — rounded corners, borders, watermarks and freehand drawing, all with a live canvas preview in the box above. Your image is rendered locally and never leaves this tab.
Clips your image with a rounded-corner path at the radius you choose — corners stay fully transparent in the export, ready for any background. The matching CSS snippet copies with one click for web use.
radius 40 px…
border-radius: 40px; — soft app-icon corners.
Use it for avatarsapp iconscardssocial posts
Frames your image with a border drawn inside the edge: pick width, color and style — solid, dashed or double. The CSS equivalent copies alongside, and the framed image exports as PNG.
12 px · #141414 · double…
border: 12px double #141414; — gallery frame look.
Use it for framed printsthumbnailsborders for feedsmockups
Draws a text watermark over your image with the opacity, size and position you choose — nine anchor positions from corner to center, or a tiled diagonal mode for full coverage. Preview and export are identical.
"© IrisTool" · 40% · tiled…
Diagonal tiling across the frame — subtle but everywhere.
Use it for photo protectionportfolio previewsproof sheetsclient drafts
A freehand sketchpad on a 900 × 600 canvas: choose a brush color and size, flip to the eraser, clear when you want a fresh page — and download the sketch as PNG when it's done.
brush #0033FF · 8 px · draw a stroke…
Smooth round-capped stroke — download keeps every pixel.
Use it for quick sketchesannotationsdiagramsdoodles
Conventions · working copy capped at 2000 px · rounded corners export transparent · border drawn inside the image edge · watermark uses bold sans with soft shadow for legibility · drawing canvas is 900 × 600 · export is always PNG · all rendering local
This page has no backend. Corners, borders, watermarks and sketches are all rendered on a canvas inside your own browser — no server, no CDN hop, no storage bucket. Close the tab and everything is simply gone.
Yes. The PNG export keeps the corners fully transparent, so you can drop the result straight onto any background. The matching CSS snippet is copied alongside for web use.
The watermark is drawn on a canvas over your image with the opacity, size and position you choose — nine anchor positions or a tiled diagonal mode. A soft shadow keeps light text readable on light photos. The preview and the export are identical.
Only until you leave. The sketch lives on a canvas in your browser tab; use the Download button to keep it as a PNG. Switching to another tool or closing the tab clears it, and nothing is uploaded or stored.
No. Upload, rendering and export all happen on a canvas inside your browser tab. The page has no backend, so there is nowhere for the image to go — not even to a CDN.