PhotoEditor
About PhotoEditor
PhotoEditor is an Android library designed for image editing within applications. It provides tools for drawing, adding text, applying filters, and inserting emojis or stickers onto images. The library is built to integrate easily with Android projects, offering a range of customizable editing features.
The library supports various image manipulation tasks similar to those found in social media apps. It allows developers to implement photo editing capabilities without building these features from scratch. The project is maintained on GitHub and available through Maven Central for easy dependency management.
Key features
- Drawing on images with customizable brush color, size, opacity, and erasing
- Applying filter effects to images using MediaEffect
- Adding and editing text with custom fonts and color options
- Inserting emojis with custom emoji fonts
- Adding images and stickers to compositions
- Pinch-to-zoom and rotation gestures for editing elements
- Undo and redo functionality for brush strokes and edits
- Saving edited photos after completion
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View all 10 versionsFrequently asked questions
- Is PhotoEditor free?
- Yes. PhotoEditor is free and open-source software, distributed under the MIT license.
- What is the latest version of PhotoEditor?
- The latest version is v.3.1.0, released on Mar 14, 2026.
- What platforms does PhotoEditor support?
- PhotoEditor is an Android library requiring API level 21 or higher.
- How do I add PhotoEditor to my project?
- Add the dependency 'com.burhanrashid52:photoeditor:3.1.0' to your app module's gradle file from mavenCentral().
- Can I customize the text and emoji fonts?
- Yes, you can set default text and emoji typefaces when building the PhotoEditor instance.
- Is there undo/redo functionality?
- Yes, PhotoEditor provides undo and redo capabilities for brush strokes and view edits.
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