YOUR FILES. YOUR DEVICE.

Small edits.
Big possibilities.

Make your images and videos ready for anything.
Free tools. Thoughtful design. Files that stay with you.

Find your tool No signup. Just get going.
100% free No watermarks Processed locally
A little lighter. Just as lovely.
room to create
More room for what matters.✳
Make it yoursJPG · PNG · WebP
LESS FRICTION. MORE CREATING.
Your media never leaves your device Everyday tools, all in one place Free from the first click
THE EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS

Good tools. Zero fuss.

Pick a tool, try a sample, or bring your own file.

Image tools

9 ways to make it picture-perfect

Video tools Browser beta

Short clips. Local processing. Check compatibility ↗

Video support depends on your browser’s codecs. MP4 and WebM, up to 150 MiB and 5 minutes. Video to GIF is planned, pending performance testing.

Your device
PERSONAL FILES SHOULD STAY PERSONAL

On your device.
Out of anyone else’s hands.

Your browser does the work. Luma doesn’t upload your photos or videos for processing, and there’s no account to create. Website assets still need a connection; your media doesn’t leave with them.

How local processing works
A LITTLE KNOW-HOW

Better results start here.

All guides
THE SHORT ANSWERS

A few things
you might wonder.

Is everything really free?

Yes. There are no subscriptions, accounts, watermarks or daily usage quotas. Per-operation memory safeguards keep processing manageable. Future advertising may help fund the site, but no advertising is installed in this version.

Where do my files go?

Files are opened by your browser and processed on your device. We don’t send them to a processing server. Downloads go wherever your browser normally saves files. Closing the page releases its temporary media data.

Will it work on my phone?

Image tools are designed for current mobile browsers. Large images and batches can exceed a phone’s memory. Video support varies more widely; use a recent desktop browser and short clips for the best chance of success.

Are there limits on file sizes?

Yes. Image inputs are limited to 40 MiB and 24 megapixels each, with smaller batches recommended on mobile. Video has a 150 MiB, five-minute, 1080p safety boundary. These are practical device protections, not daily usage quotas.