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 and runs everything in your browser, with the same class of engines professionals use.
The modern web formats (JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, JPEG XL, QOI) are handled by best-in-class encoders — the same class of codecs the big image services run. Everything else — HEIC from iPhones, camera RAW, TIFF, PSD, OpenEXR, TGA and dozens more — is decoded by a universal image engine that loads 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 fast static pages.
EditItAll is built and operated by Subcue AI LLC, a U.S. software company. Questions or feedback? Contact us — company facts and news live on the corporate site.
What each format gets
| JPEG | Trellis-quantized re-encoding with progressive scans — noticeably smaller than a standard encoder at the same quality |
| PNG | Lossless stream restructuring, plus optional palette quantization for big savings on graphics |
| WebP | The reference encoder, lossy and lossless modes |
| AVIF | The reference AV1-based toolchain |
| JPEG XL | The reference implementation |
| QOI | Reference codec |
| HEIC, RAW, TIFF, PSD, EXR, GIF, BMP, ICO, TGA… | A universal decoder engine, loaded on demand |
| Resizing | High-quality Lanczos3 resampling |
| ZIP download | Assembled in memory, on your device |
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.