TUI Image Editor

This tool documents an in-browser image editing library that can be embedded into web applications to perform common edits on user-supplied images. It abstracts the editing workflow into a programmable canvas with import, transform, and export operations. Developers gain a single integration point for cropping, resizing, rotating, and applying color adjustments, then exporting in standard formats. The approach emphasizes non-destructive editing by maintaining a history of states, enabling undo/redo without server round-trips. Intended use cases include avatar creation, thumbnail generation, and media preprocessing for AI pipelines. The tool describes how edits are represented, encoded, and exported, enabling predictable results across platforms. Its unique value lies in its client-side footprint, compatibility with PNG/JPEG/WEBP, and a code-friendly model that can be orchestrated by AI-driven pipelines or embedded into existing front-end toolchains. Core features include image import, canvas-based edits, basic layering semantics, and export options that preserve or discard alpha as requested. Typical workflows: initialize with a source image, apply crop/resize and color adjustments, then export for storage or display.