👋 Hey Product Hunt! I built ImageFlow because I wanted a professional image editor that actually feels like it belongs in 2026. There are already browser-based editors out there, but I kept running into the same compromises: — interfaces that feel dated or clunky — ads competing with the workspace — PSD files that open, but lose features or don’t behave quite right — simplified tools that work for quick edits, but fall apart on more serious projects — AI features that live outside the actual editing workflow So I started building ImageFlow. The goal is simple: Bring a Photoshop-grade editing experience to the browser, without the baggage. ImageFlow includes: 🖼️ Layers, groups & masks 🎚️ Adjustment layers & blend modes 🧩 Smart objects ✍️ Text, filters and familiar editing tools 📂 PSD import + export ✨ AI tools integrated directly into the editing workflow ⚡ A modern, fast UI 🚫 No ads taking over your workspace 🌐 And it all runs directly in your browser What I'm especially focused on is making ImageFlow useful for real work. Opening a PSD shouldn't mean crossing your fingers and hoping half the document survives. The editor shouldn't feel like a stripped-down web version of a desktop app. And using something for free shouldn't mean giving up half your screen to ads. AI is also intentionally just one part of the editor. Sometimes the fastest way to make a change is a prompt. Sometimes it's a mask, an adjustment layer, a brush, or manually moving a few pixels. A good editor should let you do both. ImageFlow is still evolving, and there are a lot of things I want to improve, so I'd genuinely love to hear from designers, developers and anyone who regularly works with image editors: What's the first thing you'd try in ImageFlow to see whether it could replace your current editor? I'll be around today reading everything and shipping fixes based on the feedback. Would love for you to give it a try ❤️