Before & After Photos for Photographers & Editors
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Photographers and retouchers need before-and-afters that don't fight with the image itself — clean dividers, unobtrusive labels, and layouts that let a client drag through a slider rather than just glance at two static thumbnails.
Your photos stay on your device — everything here runs locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Upload both photos to enable export.
How It Works
Upload your photos
Add your before and after photos — drag & drop, paste, or select from your phone.
Choose your layout and format
Pick a comparison style and the size that matches where you're posting.
Customize and download
Adjust alignment, labels and branding, then export as PNG, JPG or WEBP.
Perfect For
Before & After Photo Tips
Tip 1
Use Original Ratio so the comparison doesn't crop or distort your actual edit — this matters more for photographers than almost any other use case.
Tip 2
The interactive Slider layout is the strongest option for portfolio and client-facing work, since it invites interaction rather than a passive glance.
Tip 3
Keep labels minimal — a simple text style in a neutral colour usually suits editing work better than a bold badge.
Tip 4
For colour grading or retouching comparisons, the Overlay/Fade layout lets you dial in exactly how much of the edit to reveal, which is useful for subtle before/afters.
Tip 5
Turn off the brand bar entirely if you want the image itself to be the only thing in frame — Business Mode branding is optional, not automatic.
FAQ
Will exporting recompress my photo and lose quality?+
Exporting to PNG is lossless; JPG and WEBP use a high (95%) quality setting by default. For the sharpest possible result, export at 2x or High-Res and choose PNG.
Can clients interact with the slider, or is it just a static image?+
The Slider layout in the photo/video editor exports as a flattened image at the position you choose. For a genuinely interactive, draggable slider on your own website, use the separate embed feature, which generates a small script-based widget your visitors can drag themselves.