A creative toolkit, open to everyone
Open source photo editor and 12 more creative apps, running in your browser
Find your tool. Make something yours. Explore free creative apps with no installation or account to get started.
A tool for your next idea.
Thirteen apps. One place to find your starting point.
No matching apps
Try “photo”, “PDF”, “Figma” or “video”.
Image and photo editors
Retouch a photo, develop a RAW file, or draw something from scratch.
Video and motion
Build a timeline. Add motion. Tell your story.
Documents and office
Everyday documents, considered layouts, and ideas worth presenting.
Design and interface
From the first wireframe to an interactive prototype.
Audio and engineering
A multitrack session or a precise drawing. Tools for a different kind of canvas.
Why run them online instead of installing
Start with a small experiment. Decide what belongs in your workflow after you have tried it.
Try the photo editorFrom a link to a working canvas.
Open a browser build without choosing an installer. The editor downloads when you launch it, so browsing the guides stays light.
Try a copy. Keep the original.
Work with local files, save your own results, and test compatibility. The site backend does not process your images.
Know where the edges are.
These projects are developing quickly. Our guides explain alpha limitations and link to the source instead of promising feature parity.
FAQ
A few things to know before you start.
What is the best open-source photo editor?
The right choice depends on your work. PhotoCraft offers a familiar layered editing workflow in an early alpha. LightCraft focuses on developing photos. For important work, test your files and keep an original copy before choosing a tool.
Are these apps really free?
The listed projects publish their source under MIT or Apache-2.0 and provide free browser builds. This site does not charge to open them. Individual bundled assets keep their own licenses.
Do I need an account?
No account is required to use this website or launch the hosted editors. Optional sharing or network features inside an upstream app may have separate requirements.
Which of these apps run in the browser?
All 13 projects publish WebAssembly builds, including FilmCraft. FigCraft is a canvas preview and SoundCraft opens a demo session; their native file dialogs are not connected in the pinned web releases. Each app page explains its browser limits.
Is this the official ArtCraft site?
No. Open Source Photo Editor is an independent website and is not affiliated with ArtCraft. The apps are developed by the ArtCraft team; source code and release links are provided on every app page.