PixelDodo
Screenshots
Photo
Video
Sketch
Vector
Photo Lab
Screenshots
Mark up a screenshot and put it in a frame on a nice background.
Screenshots · Photo · Video · Sketch · Vector
Make something great. Right in your browser.
Six editors for screenshots, photos, video, drawing and vector art, and a photo lab to develop many photos at once. Nothing is uploaded and there's no account: your work stays on your device.
What do you want to do today?
Mark up a screenshotScreenshots
Put a screenshot in a frameScreenshots
Make a social postPhoto
Retouch a photoPhoto
Trim a videoVideo
Add captions to a videoVideo
Make a GIFVideo
Draw with a penSketch
Make a logoVector
Draw an illustrationVector
Fix a photo's light and colourPhoto Lab
Edit a batch of photosPhoto Lab
Explore the editors
Pick one and start. Each opens straight away, with nothing to install.
Photo
Edit photos and make designs with layers, templates and effects.
Video
Cut, caption and export videos on a timeline.
Sketch
Draw and paint with pressure-sensitive brushes and layers.
Vector
Draw logos, icons and illustrations that stay sharp at any size.
Photo Lab
Sort, rate and develop many photos, then export them in one go.
Start with a template
Over 100 in Photo, for posts, stories, thumbnails, invitations and print. Change the words, the photos and the colours.
Big sale
Business
YouTube thumbnail
Thumbnails & banners
Story
Stories
Quote on a photo
Posts
Invitation
Events & invites
Poster
Print
Mood board
Photo layouts
Product launch
Business
Recipe card
Print
Business card
Print
Open Photo and pick one from its start screen, or from Add › Templates.
See what's inside
Real screenshots of each editor at work.
Screenshots
- Arrows, steps, stamps, blur and erase
- Browser, phone, tablet and laptop frames
- Before / after, stitching scrolled screenshots
- App store sizes, social post mockups, screen capture
Photo
- Templates for posts, stories, thumbnails and posters
- Layers, masks, Blend If, layer styles and text
- Retouching and over 50 filters and adjustment layers
- Panoramas, HDR and focus stacks from several photos
- Animations, page transitions and music, saved as an MP4 video
- Opens and saves PSD files; GIF, TIFF and every layer as a file
Video
- A timeline with tracks, transitions and effects
- Titles, captions, stickers and animation
- Colour, sound, split screen and slideshows
- Exports MP4, MOV, WebM and GIF
Sketch
- Pressure-sensitive brushes and a Brush Studio
- Live watercolour and oils, vector layers
- QuickShape, stencils, drawing guides and symmetry
- Animation with Motion presets and paths
- Time-lapse, PSD and Procreate files
Vector
- The pen, pencil, Shaper, brushes and live shapes
- Text, Pathfinder, Shape Builder, symbols and graphs
- Gradient meshes, 3D, perspective grids and effects
- Opens and saves SVG; downloads PNG, JPG, WebP and PDF
Photo Lab
- A library with stars, flags, colour labels and albums
- Light, tone curve, colour mixer and colour grading
- Masks for the subject, sky, brush, gradients and colour
- Presets (reads Lightroom .xmp), copy and sync settings
- Healing, crop, lens and upright fixes
- Develops camera RAW files; exports a batch as a .zip
Photo
Make a template yours in one tap.
Styles puts a colour set and a pair of fonts on every page at once, and keeps the words readable on what is behind them. Shuffle moves the colours round; From the photo makes a set from your own picture.
Video
A real timeline.
Tracks for video, words and sound, transitions on the cuts and Split one click away. Zoom in for the fine cuts, or let AutoCut cut your clips to the beat of a song.
Sketch
Brushes that answer your pen.
Pressure and tilt change every stroke. Size and opacity sit on the sidebar, a tap away, and the Brush Studio lets you make brushes of your own.
Made in PixelDodo
Examples we made in the editors from sample pictures. Yours start the same way.
Made to be simple and safe
No uploads, no sign-up, on any screen.
Private by design
Nothing is uploaded. Ever.
Your pictures, videos and drawings never leave your device. The editing happens in your browser, and your work is kept there or downloaded straight to you. There's no server copy to leak.
The Video, Sketch and Vector pages go further: the browser itself stops them from sending anything to another site.
On every screen
Install it like an app.
Add PixelDodo to your phone's home screen or your computer's dock and it opens in its own window, like any other app. Every editor works with touch, a pen or a mouse. On a phone the editors rearrange their tools to fit, so there's room for your work.
No sign-up
No account. Just start.
There's nothing to sign up for and nothing to pay. Open an editor and begin. Photo, Video, Sketch and Vector keep your work in your browser for next time.
Compare the editors
All six are free. No plans, no trial, nothing to unlock.
| Screenshots |
Photo |
Video |
Sketch |
Vector |
Photo Lab |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Screenshots for docs and posts | Photos and designs | Videos, reels and GIFs | Drawing and painting | Logos, icons and illustrations | Sorting and developing many photos |
| Opens | Up to four pictures (paste, drop, pick or capture the screen) | Pictures, PSD and SVG files | Videos, sound and pictures | Pictures, PSD and Procreate files | SVG files and pictures | Photos, camera RAW files, Lightroom presets |
| Saves as | PNG, JPG, WebP | PNG, JPG, WebP, TIFF, PSD, PDF, SVG, GIF, MP4, WebM | MP4, MOV, WebM, GIF | PNG, JPEG, PSD, GIF, PDF | SVG, PNG, JPG, WebP, PDF | JPG, PNG, WebP; a .zip for many |
| Templates | Looks for the frame and background | Over 100 | Intros, titles and end credits | — | — | About 40 presets |
| Layers | A list of what you drew | Tracks | Masks | |||
| Keeps your work for next time | The picture you're working on | |||||
| Works with touch | ||||||
| A guide to every feature | ||||||
| Price | Free | Free | Free | Free | Free | Free |
| Open | Open | Open | Open | Open | Open |
Learn as you go
Each guide explains every feature, with a search box to find the one you need.
Screenshots guide
Marking up, hiding things, frames, stitching and store sizes.
Read the whole guide →
Photo guide
Layers, templates, retouching and more, one feature at a time.
Read the whole guide →
Video guide
From your first clip to the export, with every tool on the timeline.
Read the whole guide →
Sketch guide
Brushes, layers, animation and the time-lapse.
Read the whole guide →
Vector guide
The pen, shapes, anchor points, colour and artboards.
Read the whole guide →
Photo Lab guide
The library, every slider, masks, presets and exporting many photos.
Read the whole guide →Questions and answers
Is PixelDodo free?
Yes. There is nothing to pay and nothing to sign up for.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Pictures, videos and drawings are opened and edited in your browser, on your device. The Video, Sketch and Vector pages even have the browser stop them from sending anything out. Privacy policy.
Where is my work kept?
Every editor keeps your work in this browser on this device, so it is there next time (Screenshots keeps the picture you are working on and offers it when you come back). It is not on any server: another browser or device starts empty, and clearing the browser's site data removes it, so download anything you want to keep.
Does it work offline?
No. You need to be online to open an editor.
Can I use it on a phone or tablet?
Yes. Every editor works with touch, and on a phone the editors rearrange their tools to fit. Sketch also feels a pen's pressure and tilt.
How do I install it?
On Android, open Chrome's menu and tap Install app or Add to home screen. On an iPhone or iPad, tap Share in Safari, then Add to Home Screen. On a computer, Chrome and Edge show an install button in the address bar. It installs as one app, PixelDodo, which opens on the list of editors.
Which files can I open?
Screenshots: any picture. Photo: pictures, PSD and SVG files, its own design files, and .cube colour looks and .aco swatches. Video: videos, sound and pictures. Sketch: pictures, PSD and Procreate files. Vector: SVG files and pictures. Photo Lab: JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF photos, camera RAW files (developed on your device), and Lightroom presets (.xmp).