How do I use the image editor?

Open a photo and click Edit below the image. In the image editor, you can crop the photo, highlight one area or combine both tools.

Crop a photo

1. Select Crop in the image editor.
2. Drag a rectangle over the part of the photo you want to keep.
3. Move the selection or adjust it using the handles on the corners and edges. On a phone, pinch with two fingers to zoom in.
4. Click Apply.

Immopix uses the cropped version everywhere the photo appears, including downloads and the exposé. A tight crop reduces the pixel dimensions of the finished image, so leave some room if you plan to use it in large-format print.

Highlight an area

Select Highlight and drag a rectangle over the area you want to show. The selection stays sharp while Immopix blurs and dims the surroundings. This can guide the viewer to the specific flat in an apartment building, a balcony or the parking space that comes with it.

Use the controls to adjust the Strength, the roundness of the Corners, and the width and Color of the border. The preview shows the result directly on the photo.

Combine both tools

You can switch between Crop and Highlight without losing the other selection. Once both areas look right, click Apply once. Immopix saves the crop and highlight together.

Free and reversible

The image editor uses no credits and does not count as a revision. You can change the settings as often as you like without overwriting the underlying image version.

Remove crop deletes only the crop. Remove all manual edits deletes both the crop and the highlight. You then see the active image version without manual changes.

What happens when I start another AI edit?

Immopix uses the crop as the starting image for the next AI edit. The highlight itself, including the blur, dimming and border, is not included in the AI edit.

For how AI revisions and earlier image versions fit together, see Can I revise the result?.