# Presentations: Image Editor

Edit images directly inside the presentation editor. Crop, annotate, apply filters, add shadows and frames, clip to shapes, and more.

## Crop & Resize

Select an image element and click **Edit Image** to open the inline editor. The crop tool lets you:

- Drag corner handles to crop freely.
- Lock aspect ratio (1:1, 4:3, 16:9, or custom).
- Reset to the original uncropped image at any time.

## Annotate

Draw on top of images using the annotation tools:

- **Freehand pen** with adjustable stroke width and color.
- **Rectangle / Circle** highlight overlays.
- **Arrow** pointers with solid or dashed stroke.
- **Text label** overlays pinned to coordinates.

Annotations are non-destructive. Toggle them on/off or delete individually.

## Filters

Apply a CSS filter preset to any image element. Click a filter thumbnail to preview it live.

NoneGrayscaleSepiaVintageWarmCoolHigh ContrastLow ContrastSaturateDesaturateBrightness UpBrightness DownBlurSharpenInvertHue Rotate 90°Hue Rotate 180°Hue Rotate 270°AmberEmeraldCyanRose

## Manual Adjustments

Fine-tune images with slider controls for:

- Brightness, Contrast, Saturation
- Hue rotation, Blur, Opacity

Adjustments stack on top of any active filter preset.

## Duotone

Apply a duotone effect by choosing two colors: a shadow color and a highlight color. The image is re-mapped to a two-tone gradient using SVG filters. Works on top of other adjustments.

## Shadows

Add a drop shadow to any image element. Configure:

- Offset X / Y, blur radius, spread
- Shadow color with alpha transparency

Preset shadow levels (none, small, medium, large, extra-large) are available for quick selection.

## Clip Shapes

Mask an image into a shape using CSS `clip-path`:

CircleRounded RectangleEllipseTrianglePentagonHexagonOctagonStarHeartDiamondParallelogramShield

## Frames

Wrap an image in a decorative frame. Frames are applied as CSS border/box-shadow combinations:

Simple BorderRounded BorderShadowPolaroidFilm StripVintage FrameModern Float

All edits are non-destructive. The original image is preserved. You can reset any individual setting or revert all edits at once.
