Observed arrival · 2026-11-01
ImageFade, a browser-based image fader
A free image editor for adjusting opacity, fading gradients, feathering edges, and exporting transparent PNG or WebP files.
- For
- People preparing transparent images for slides and graphics
- Worth noticing
- The page lists inputs up to 60 megapixels and PNG or WebP exports at the original dimensions.
Field notes
The editor accepts drag-and-drop, pasted screenshots, or file browsing, then offers presets and sliders alongside draggable canvas handles. Fade modes include overall opacity, linear, radial, and sector gradients, rectangle or ellipse selections, brushed areas, and edge feathering; users can compare against the original and copy results into another app. The page says processing stays on-device and supports inputs up to 60 megapixels, with PNG or WebP export at source dimensions.
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