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ImgIng / Online design
MULTI-LAYER · ONLINE DESIGNDesign with layer filters and skin-aware beauty—without uploads
Each page keeps its own true canvas size, background, layers and filters. Work without uploads, then export one image, a page-by-page ZIP or standalone high-resolution multi-page HTML.
Up to 24 independent pagesMultilingual text layersPer-layer and global filtersOpen .imging v3 projects
Capability quick facts
These facts describe the current product, not unshipped roadmap work.
- Processing
- Filters, layer preview and full-size export remain local
- Filters
- 12 presets and 18 controls per layer or full canvas
- Beauty
- Skin-aware smoothing, brightening and rosy tone; alpha preserved
- Project
- Open .imging stores originals, parameters and a filtered preview
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Finish in three steps
Confirm important settings before export; the processing location is always disclosed.
Arrange and style each layer
Move, resize and rotate every layer, switch one text layer’s font independently, and apply non-destructive filters.
Save the project or export each page
Keep every page, original asset and editable parameter in .imging v3, or export one page, all pages as a ZIP, or high-resolution multi-page HTML.
How do multi-page projects work?
One .imging v3 project stores up to 24 independent pages. Each page owns its true canvas size, background, layers and global filters; switching pages never rescales or merges them.
How is this different from permanently filtering an image?
ImgIng uses a non-destructive structure similar to professional adjustment layers. Original asset bytes are never re-encoded: image adjustments run before scale and rotation, while canvas adjustments run after every layer and the background are composited. Editable text stores its own content and style. The open .imging v3 manifest keeps all pages for undo, redo, reopening and hand-off, while v1 and v2 projects remain supported.
Which languages and fonts can text layers use?
The built-in set covers Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, German, Spanish, Portuguese and French. Alimama ShuHeiTi serves Chinese; Noto Sans covers Latin languages; dedicated Noto CJK files cover Japanese and Korean. Downloadable fonts load only when first selected. A font change is stored on the selected text layer only, and preview, project preview and full-size export wait for that exact font.
How are large and transparent images handled?
The interactive preview uses an adaptive resolution, while export preserves each page’s requested dimensions. High-resolution effects run in overlapping bands to control peak memory and avoid seams. Every adjustment preserves source alpha, so cutouts, shadows and translucent artwork remain valid.
Each page remains limited to 8192 px per side, 48 megapixels and 24 image or text layers; one project supports up to 24 pages. Skin-aware beauty is a local colour-and-detail algorithm, not face reshaping or identity recognition.
Updated 2026-08-25 · Live capability detection inside the tool is authoritative
Frequently asked questions
These visible answers match the current product behaviour and structured data.
Does the online designer upload my project?
No. Image decoding, font loading, filter preview, full-size processing, page management and final compositing run in the current browser. Font files are downloaded assets; project content is not uploaded.
Will changing one font affect every text layer?
No. The selected font ID is stored on that text layer only. On-demand loading then repaints the current layer without rewriting the other text layers.
Can another person continue editing every page?
Yes. The .imging v3 manifest stores every page, editable text, image adjustments, original assets and a rendered preview, while older v1 and v2 projects still open.
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