axelMI

there are several web based image editors leveraging webgl out there.

Some of them are very good such as https://img.ly/products/photo-sdk or https://www.polarr.com/web/ or https://pqina.nl/pintura/

I hope to match some of them in terms of features, but with a lightweight and opensource solution

yes, I don't use them but if required it will be easy to add

sample images added. thanks for the tip

I did consider WebGPU but I couldn't find many advantages for the current use case.

Yes I'm planning to move to the edge as soon as it's in a later stage of development

it's the composition menu ... will rename it

just select the area you wish to crop and then move to the other settings (colors, ...) to edit it

MIT. thanks for point that out, I did forget to add it

Great advise. Will add it next.

Bust just to be clear, images are handled 100% locally on the user machine. No data is sent to servers, no adv, no cookies, nothing ...

Ops forgot to add MIT license As for the underlying modules on which it relies Will fix it shortly

I'm working on a pure js webgl image editor with effects, filters, crop & perspective correction, ... oh and it's opensource as unfortunately most comparable solutions are closed sources

https://mini2-photo-editor.netlify.app to try it out (https://github.com/xdadda/mini-photo-editor)