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Every image node on the canvas carries a set of editing tools — from instant crops and color tweaks to AI-powered upscaling, background removal, and outpainting. Each tool runs as its own node, so your source image is never touched.

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Where the tools live

There are two ways to reach the same menu:
  • Right-click an image node and open the Tools submenu.
  • Select an image node and click the Tools button (wrench icon) in the node’s bottom control row.
Picking a tool spawns a new tool node beside the image, already connected to its output. The tool’s controls appear in the node — or in the right-edge inspector while it’s open.

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Non-destructive by design

A tool never edits your image in place. The source node keeps its original pixels; the tool node produces a new output you can wire onward like any other image. That means you can:
  • Chain tools — crop into levels into upscale — and adjust any step later.
  • Delete a tool node and keep the untouched original.
  • Click Add result as node on a finished tool to push its output out as a standalone image node.
AI tools also keep a history carousel of past runs, so you can flip back to an earlier generation at any time.

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Instant tools vs AI tools

Rotate & Flip, Crop, Resize, Levels, Blur, Invert, and Channels run locally in your browser — no AI, no waiting. Connect an image and the result updates the moment you move a slider. They’re covered together in Transform & Adjust. Upscale, Inpaint, Outpaint, Remove Background, Change Angle, and Separate Layers are AI edits that run as background jobs: press the run button, keep working, and the result lands in the node when it’s ready.

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The tool pages

Transform & Adjust

Rotate, flip, crop, resize, and tune levels, blur, and color channels — instantly.

Upscale

Boost an image or video up to 4× its resolution with AI.

Inpaint

Paint a mask and fill it from a reference image.

Outpaint

Extend an image beyond its edges — AI fills in what would be there.

Remove Background

Cut out the subject automatically, for images and video.

Change Angle

Re-render the same subject from a different camera position.

Separate Layers

Pull an image apart into independently editable layers.