Vagaro Image Editor

The image editor is invoked when you add photos or images in the following areas:

Each Image Editor tool is described below.

Reset

There is a Reset icon on the editor screen. Until you have Saved the image after making all changes and applying all effects and filters that you want, you can select Reset to restore the image to the original. Once you save it, you must delete and reupload the image to start over by applying the editor tools.

Adjust

This tool gives you controls using slide switches for the image's overall brightness, contrast (image sharpness,) exposure (amount of light,) and saturation (color intensity).

Effects

Choose from 8 pre-configured photo enhancements. Try each to get to know what they do to an image. The effects are named: Edge Enhance, Emboss, Grungy, Lomo, Radial Blur, Sin City, and Tilt Shift. To apply more than one effect to an image, save the image after applying one, reopen the Effects tool and apply another.

Filters

Choose from 10 photo filters. Try each to get to know what they do to an image. The filters are named: Cross Process, Glow Sun, Jarques, Love, Old Boot, Orange Peel, Pin Hole, Sepia, Sun Rise, and Vintage. To apply more than one filter to an image, save the image after applying one filter, reopen the Filters tool and apply another filter.

Orientation

Rotate and flip your image. You can rotate right and left in 90° increments or use the sliding scale to tilt the image by degrees. Use Flip to reverse the image on the horizontal or vertical axis. Select Apply to save your change and, if wanted, go back into the Orientation tool to apply further options.

Crop

Remove unnecessary parts of an image by cropping. You can crop your image to preset ratios that work best for you or custom crop. The preset crop options draw a frame for you to drag on the image, which will determine how it is cropped when you select Apply.

The Custom option has a lock icon. When active, it will constrain your cropping to be proportional to the original size and shape of the image. When off, you can crop to any size and proportions.

To use the crop tool, use the "handles" around the edges and drag and drop the frame to the size you prefer. Move the frame by hovering inside it, selecting, and moving it to the position you want. (Your cursor looks like cross-hairs when you are moving the frame.) Select Apply to save your cropping changes and cancel or reset to restore the image.

Resize

Change the image's overall size. As with the cropping tool, you can resize it proportionally or not. Resize the image by entering the numbers (in pixels) for width and height. There is no preview of the resize change. Select Save to finish.