Many tasks take more than one step — for example, crop a photo, then resize it, then remove its metadata before you publish it.
After a tool has finished, choose Continue with another tool and pick the next one. Only tools that accept the result's file type are offered. The results are handed over in your browser's memory: they are not uploaded, not stored and not put in a link.
- Each step counts as its own operation.
- If you reload or close the page, the handed-over images are gone — download intermediate results you want to keep.
- Typical chains: Crop → Resize → Compress image; Blur or pixelate → Remove metadata; Resize → Watermark → Convert format.
Many touch-ups — crop, adjustments, text, hiding areas — can also be done in one go in the image editor.