Painting Tool Online

See It in Action

Add freehand color marks to a photo or white canvas. Choose the brush color and width, draw directly on the image, and use undo or redo for corrections.

Illustration of solid-color freehand brush marks on one image canvas, with no separate layers
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Freehand Brush
Click and drag to draw solid-color marks directly on the current image canvas. The brush does not respond to pressure.
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Color and Brush Width
Choose a color and a brush width from 1–80 px. Change the selected color between strokes when you want a multicolor mark-up.
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One Canvas, No Layers
Marks are applied to the image rather than separate layers. Use undo or redo to correct recent brush strokes.

Tutorial Video

Watch how to upload a photo, choose a brush color and size from 1–80 px, draw on the image, and download the edited canvas.

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How It Works

  1. Open a photo or white canvas. Upload the picture you want to mark, or choose Start with White Canvas for a plain background.
  2. Choose color and brush width. Select a solid color and a size between 1 and 80 px. Change either setting before drawing another stroke.
  3. Paint and review. Click and drag on the canvas, use undo or redo if needed, and download the edited image when it is ready.

Painting Tool FAQs

Can I paint on a blank canvas?

Yes. Choose Start with White Canvas. It creates a white image, not a transparent background.

Does the brush have opacity or pressure controls?

No. The brush uses one selected color and a size from 1–80 px; it does not include opacity or pressure-sensitivity settings.

Can I use separate paint layers?

No. Strokes are applied directly to the current image canvas. Use undo or redo to correct recent marks.

Can I use several colors?

Yes. Change the selected brush color between strokes; existing marks keep the color used when they were drawn.

About This Tool

The Painting Tool is a single-canvas brush for annotations, highlights, and decorative marks. It works on a photo or a white canvas and offers a color picker plus a 1–80 px size slider. It does not provide opacity, blend modes, pressure sensitivity, or separate paint layers.

🖌 Brush Size
Set the width from 1 to 80 px, from narrow marks to broad strokes.
🎨 Color Picker
Pick a solid brush color and change it between strokes.
🖼 White Canvas Option
Start without a photo using a plain white canvas; transparent-canvas painting is not available.
↩ Undo and Redo
Use the editor history controls to correct recent brush marks.

When This Brush Is Useful

Use the brush to circle or highlight a photo detail, add a quick handwritten accent, or mark up a screenshot. For non-destructive editing, layered painting, soft opacity effects, or pressure-sensitive illustration, use an editor with those dedicated controls.