| layout | post |
|---|---|
| title | End-user capabilities with Blazor Image Editor Component | Syncfusion® |
| description | Explore end-user capabilities in the Blazor Image Editor component for Blazor Server and WebAssembly applications. |
| platform | Blazor |
| control | Image Editor |
| documentation | ug |
The following operations are available for end users and are outlined in the sections below.
To open an image in the image editor, follow these steps:
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Click the Open icon on the left side of the toolbar.
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The file explorer lists only JPEG, PNG, JPG, WEBP, and BMP files.
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Select an image from the file explorer to load it in the editor.
Image zooming can be performed in the following ways:
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Using the toolbar
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Using pinch zoom on touch-enabled devices
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Using the mouse wheel
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Using the keyboard
To zoom the image using the toolbar:
- Zoom In/Out options are enabled after opening an image.
To zoom the image using touch gestures:
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Perform a two-finger pinch gesture to zoom in or out.
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Zoom level is controlled by the pinch distance.
To zoom the image using the mouse:
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Press Ctrl and scroll the mouse wheel to zoom in or out.
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Zoom level is adjusted based on the scroll direction.
To zoom the image using keyboard shortcuts:
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Press Ctrl + ‘+’ to zoom in.
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Press Ctrl + ‘−’ to zoom out.
To pan the image in the editor:
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Click and drag on the image to move it within the canvas.
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Panning is enabled in the following cases:
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When a selection is active for cropping.
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When the image size exceeds the canvas size due to zooming.
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To crop and transform an image:
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Cropping is based on a selection within the editor.
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Click the Crop button on the toolbar to open the contextual toolbar with crop selection, rotate, flip, and straighten options.
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Click the crop selection button and choose a selection type: custom, circle, square, or ratio.
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After creating a selection, pan the image to position the desired crop region.
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Use rotate and flip buttons and the straighten slider to apply transformations, including to inserted annotations.
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When the crop region is finalized, click the tick icon at the top-right of the toolbar to apply the crop.
To add and modify annotations:
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Click the annotation button on the toolbar and choose an annotation type: Line, Rectangle, Ellipse, Path, Arrow, Text, or Freehand Drawing.
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Click and drag on the image to draw the selected annotation.
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After insertion, annotations can be repositioned by clicking and dragging with the mouse, and resized by interacting with the selection circle placed around the annotation.
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To rotate an annotation, drag the circle at the bottom of the annotation.
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Customize annotations using the contextual toolbar: color, stroke width, font family, and font size. The contextual toolbar appears when an annotation is selected.
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When annotations are selected, the quick access toolbar enables common actions such as duplicate, delete, and edit text to streamline editing.
To apply fine-tuning adjustments:
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Click the Fine-tune button to display available adjustments.
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Choose an adjustment to display a slider for control.
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Click on the canvas or the tick icon at the right corner of the toolbar to apply changes.
To apply filters:
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Click the Filter button to display available filters.
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Select a filter to apply it to the image.
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Click on the canvas or the tick icon at the right corner of the toolbar to apply changes.
To undo and redo actions in the editor:
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The Undo button is enabled after an action is performed.
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The Redo button is enabled after an undo action is performed.
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Click the Undo or Redo button on the left side of the toolbar.
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Keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl + Z (undo) and Ctrl + Y (redo).
To revert all changes in the editor:
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Click the Reset button on the right side of the toolbar.
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This action reverts all modifications applied in the editor.
To save the modified image in the Image Editor, follow these steps:
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Click the Save button
- Locate the Save button on the right side of the toolbar and click it.
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Select the file format
- In the export popup, choose the preferred file format (PNG, JPEG, SVG, or WEBP) to save the image with all applied modifications.
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Adjust image quality (JPEG only)
- If saving as JPEG, use predefined settings (Good, Great, Highest) or use the Image Quality slider (0–100). Higher values retain more detail and increase file size.
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Download the image
- Click Download to save the modified image.
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Use keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + S)
- Press Ctrl + S to download the image in the same format as the loaded image without opening the Save dialog. For example, if the loaded image is PNG, it will be saved as PNG.








