Photolisa · Image tools directory
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A directory for practical image tasks, from cropping and compression to effects and visual layouts. Browse existing tools and clearly marked tools in development.
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Existing tools and tools in development are labeled separately12 tools shown. Search or choose a category for the full directory.
AI Image Generator
Describe a scene in words to plan an original image, including its subject, lighting and composition.
Existing toolAI Restore Image
Photo restoration addresses fading, scratches and damaged areas in an old scan.
Existing toolAI Upscale Image
AI upscaling estimates extra pixels to produce a larger image from a smaller source.
Existing toolAI Colorize Image
Colorization interprets likely colors in a monochrome photograph.
Existing toolImage to Text
Optical character recognition turns visible lettering into editable text.
AvailableAI Similar Image Generator
Reference image variation explores alternative compositions while retaining a starting visual idea.
Existing toolAI Sketch to Image
Sketch interpretation develops a drawing into a more detailed visual.
Existing toolPhoto Editor
A photo editor combines adjustments, cropping and layered visual changes in one workspace.
Existing toolAdd Text to Image
Text overlays add labels, captions or titles directly over a picture.
AvailableWatermark Image
A visible watermark places identifying text or a mark over an image.
AvailableDuotone Image Filter
Duotone maps dark and light areas to two chosen colors.
AvailableAI Profile Picture Maker
Profile portrait preparation focuses on clear framing, lighting and a calm background.
Existing toolChoose a tool by the result you need
Resizing changes pixel dimensions. Cropping changes the frame. Compression reduces encoded bytes. Conversion changes the file format. Choose the operation that matches your destination rather than repeating several unnecessary exports.
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Existing tools link to the current Photolisa workflow. Tools in development have preparation guides and no active processing or download controls. Format variants and equivalent names share a destination when they solve the same task.