Liquify and Warp Images Online

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Brush size 120 Strength 40%

Reshape, Distort, and Move Parts of a Photo

Reshape objects in your images with 1 Click without registration for free. Fix proportions and create fun distortions using our tool that works like Smudge tool in Photoshop. No AI, no limits. Images stay private and are processed locally in your browser.

Our Liquify and Warp Images Online tool lets you relocate parts of an image by dragging the interactive brush across the image to push pixels in the direction of your movement. You can adjust the brush size and strength to create subtle corrections or stronger warp effects. Unlike Photoshop's Smudge, this tool preserves significantly more sharpness even at higher strength values.

How to Warp an Image Online

Upload your image - JPG, PNG, or WebP.
Adjust brush size - use a large brush for broad warps and a small brush for fine detail work.
Adjust strength - lower strength gives subtle, natural corrections while higher strength creates stronger distortions.
Click and drag across the image to push pixels in the direction of your movement.
Use Undo button to undo latest steps if you don't like the result. Then try again.
Use Before/After button for comparison. Press and hold the button to instantly view your original photo, then release to return to your edited version - compare as many times as you like.
Download your result at the original resolution and quality, completely free. We never compress, resize, or blur your photos - what you download is full quality, with no sign-up or payment required.

What You Can Use This Tool For

Warp images to reshape objects or adjust proportions
Create face warp effects for fun edits or creative distortions
Enlarge or shrink parts of a photo such as eyes, lips, bodies, objects, or shapes
Apply subtle adjustments to portraits by gently nudging pixels without visible distortion
Create artistic distortions for posters, thumbnails, and graphics
Correct shapes or slightly reposition image elements
Move and relocate objects within an image
Reshape clothing or fabric in product photos
Create wave, ripple, or melting effects for creative and artistic projects

No registration required. We don’t see or collect your images. Everything happens in your browser. For more information, read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Have a question or suggestion? Contact us

Liquify and Warp Images Online Tool Examples and Demos – Reshape the Parts of an Image

Liquify and Warp Images tool demo showing how to narrow the face with a brush.

Reshape the Whole Face - Make it Wider or Narrower

In this screen recording, you can see how to make a face look narrower and more defined. By using our Liquify Brush to gently move the jawline and cheeks inward toward the nose and lips, you can correct "camera bloat" or lens distortion that often makes faces look wider in photos.

How to Reshape a Face Naturally:

Choose a Large Brush: For a natural look, use a brush size slightly larger than the area you want to move.
Use Short Nudges: Instead of one long drag, use several small clicks or "nudges" to move the edges of the face.
Protect the Features: Be careful not to warp the mouth or eyes. Focus on the outer jawline and cheekbones to keep the person's expression natural.
Fix the Background: If the background gets "wavy" while you move the face, use the Liqify Brush (Reconstruct) to move the background back to its original position.

Pro Tip: Get the "Anime" Look

Want to have a fun and create a stylized, anime-ish character look? Use our Liquify brush to narrow just the chin and jawline into a sharp "V-shape." It’s an interesting way to transform a portrait into a cosplay character!

Liquify and Warp Images tool demo showing how to narrow the nose with a brush.

Reduce Nose Size by Narrowing It

In this screen recording, you can see how to narrow the nose by applying our Liquify Brush from the left and right sides of the face towards the center. Wider noses are often caused when the camera was too close to the face when taking the picture.

How to Narrow the Nose Naturally:

Use a larger brush to move a larger area with one move and avoid distorting the main outlines.
Use less Strength to avoid making the nose look blurry.
If you don't like the effect, just click the Undo button and try again.
Experiment with the tool to learn how it behaves. Compare different results using different Strength and Brush sizes to see which combination works best for your project.

If you have any questions, suggestions, or just want to give us your feedback, we would be more than happy to hear from you. Contact us any time.