Perspective tool
Warp an image in perspective by dragging its four corners from Tools → Draw → Perspective.
Drag the four corner squares to warp the image, or open your own picture.
Drag the four corner squares to warp the image. Reset restores the original.
How it works
- Open PictorX in your browser and load an image or start a new design.
- Choose Perspective from the editor tools and adjust the result to fit your composition.
- Continue editing with layers, effects, and text, then export when you are ready.
How to use the Perspective tool
Warp an image in perspective by moving its four corners. PictorX keeps the tool in the same browser workspace as your layers, photos, text, and design elements, so you can refine a composition without switching applications.
Keep creating in PictorX
Use Perspective as one step in a complete editing workflow. Adjust the composition, add text or graphics, and keep every change editable while you turn an image into a finished design.
Frequently asked questions
What is perspective for?
Warping a layer into perspective by dragging its four corners.
When would I use it?
Mockups: a poster on a wall, a screen on a laptop, or any plane in a photo.
Can I reset if a corner goes wild?
Undo or nudge the corners until the layer sits in the plane.
Should I pin live text?
Pin a graphic or a flattened copy. Keep an editable type layer if you still need to rewrite it.
Related tools
Mesh Warp tool
Distort an image by adjusting points across an editable mesh. Use the free PictorX online editor in your browser.
Liquify tool
Push, pull, inflate, shrink, and rotate parts of an image for retouching or creative effects. Use the free PictorX online editor in your browser.
Paint & draw tools
Paint, erase, and refine pixels directly on raster layers. Use PictorX free in your browser with no software install required.
Ready to try it?
Open PictorX in your browser — no install, no credit card required to start.
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