About EditItAll
EditItAll is a suite of editors and file tools that work the way these tools should have worked all along: your files stay on your device. A Photoshop-style photo editor, an Illustrator-style vector editor, an Acrobat-style PDF editor and an image compressor & converter — instead of uploading files to a server farm, EditItAll downloads the code to you — WebAssembly builds of the same libraries professionals use — and runs everything in your browser.
The modern web formats (JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, JPEG XL, QOI) are handled by the codec family behind Google's Squoosh: MozJPEG, OxiPNG, libwebp, libavif and libjxl. Everything else — HEIC from iPhones, camera RAW via libraw, TIFF, PSD, OpenEXR, TGA and dozens more — is decoded by ImageMagick compiled to WebAssembly, loaded lazily only when you actually drop one of those files.
Because processing is local, EditItAll is fast for you and cheap for us: no upload time, no queue, no per-file pricing, no accounts. The site itself is a handful of static pages served from Cloudflare's edge.
EditItAll is built and operated by Subcue AI LLC, a U.S. software company. Company facts, news and contact information live on the corporate site.
The stack, honestly
| JPEG | MozJPEG 4 (trellis quantization, progressive scans) |
| PNG | Squoosh PNG codec + OxiPNG optimizer; optional palette quantization |
| WebP | libwebp (Google’s reference encoder) |
| AVIF | libavif + aom |
| JPEG XL | libjxl (reference implementation) |
| QOI | Reference QOI codec |
| HEIC, RAW, TIFF, PSD, EXR, GIF, BMP, ICO, TGA… | ImageMagick 7 with libheif, libraw, OpenEXR — compiled to a single WASM module |
| Resizing | Lanczos3 via Squoosh’s Rust resize codec |
| ZIP download | fflate, in-memory |
Limits worth knowing
Honesty section: browser memory is the real ceiling — a 200-megapixel TIFF may fail on a low-end phone. Animated GIF/WebP inputs convert as their first frame (GIF→GIF preserves animation). HEIC can be read but not written — no browser-legal HEVC encoder exists — and RAW files get a straightforward development, not a darkroom app. For everything else: it just works, offline included.