Free Liquefy & Image Warp Tool

Image Distorter

Warp any photo with a hands-on liquefy brush. 15 distortion tools — bulge, pinch, swirl, twist, stretch, ripple and more — with size, strength, hardness and flow control, plus zoom, compare, split view and history. 100% in-browser, free, no upload.

Image Distorter — Free Liquefy & Image Warp Tool

Features

Everything Image Distorter can do.

15 warp brushes

Sculpt with bulge, pinch, swirl left/right, twist, push, stretch wide/tall, squeeze wide/tall, ripple, punch, inflate, deflate and reconstruct — each with live name, icon and description.

Full brush control

Dial size (4–300px), strength (1–100%), hardness (0–100%) and flow (1–100%). Low flow builds gradually, high hardness keeps edges crisp; [ and ] resize instantly.

Reconstruct eraser

Paint the original photo back with the reconstruct brush to fix any stroke without undoing the whole edit — flow controls how much is restored per dab.

Pixel-perfect preview

Ring cursor scales with zoom and brush size, live interpolation samples bilinearly per stamp, and the canvas stays crisp at any zoom from 5% to 800%.

Zoom, pan & fit

Scroll to zoom at the cursor, pinch to zoom on touch, Space+drag or middle-drag to pan, and Fit (0) or 100% buttons to frame the image instantly.

Compare & split view

Hold Compare (C) to flash the original, or enable Split (draggable 2–98% divider with ORIGINAL/EDITED badges) to see before and after side-by-side.

History & sample faces

Unlimited undo/redo (Ctrl+Z/Y) with a clickable history stack, one-click Reset, and three procedural sample faces to start warping immediately — no upload needed.

Private export

Export PNG (lossless) or JPG with quality (40–100%), scale (0.5×, 1×, 2× up to 4096px) and JPG background color — sanitized filename, no server, no watermark.

Warp tools

15 ready-to-use warp tools across 3 categories — each one is pressure-aware and fully adjustable.

Basic Warps

Core liquefy moves for shaping faces and objects.

  • Bulge
  • Pinch
  • Swirl Left
  • Swirl Right
  • Twist
  • Push

Stretch & Squeeze

Directional scale for fun, dramatic proportions.

  • Stretch Wide
  • Stretch Tall
  • Squeeze Wide
  • Squeeze Tall

Advanced

Textured and gentle warps plus the fix-it brush.

  • Ripple
  • Punch
  • Inflate
  • Deflate
  • Reconstruct

How to use

A quick walkthrough, step by step.

Load an image

Click Upload a photo, drag an image onto the window, or paste with Ctrl+V.

Or tap a sample face (Happy, Shocked, Grumpy) to start instantly.

Long images are auto-downscaled to 1800px on the long side for a fluid brush.

Pick a warp brush

Choose from 15 tools in the left Warp Tools panel — bulge, pinch, swirls, twists and more.

Tap 1–9 to switch quickly; the info panel shows the tool name and what it does.

Tune the brush

Set size with the slider or [ and ] keys, strength for intensity, hardness for falloff, and flow for build-up.

Low flow is forgiving — paint multiple passes to build the warp gradually.

Paint & compare

Paint directly on the photo; strokes interpolate every ~18% of the brush diameter for smooth warps.

Hold C or the eye icon to compare with the original, or drag the Split divider (2–98%) for side-by-side.

Navigate & refine

Scroll or pinch to zoom (5–800%) at the cursor, Space+drag to pan, 0 to fit, 1 to 100%.

Use reconstruct to paint back the original where you over-did it, or Undo/Redo and check the history list.

Export

Click Export, pick PNG (lossless) or JPG (smaller) and JPG background if needed.

Choose quality (40–100%) and scale (Half, Original, 2×), name the file, and download — no watermark, no upload.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about Image Distorter.

What is the image distorter / liquefy tool?

It is a hands-on warp studio that lets you push pixels by hand — bulge, pinch, swirl, twist, stretch, squeeze, ripple and more — with a pressure-aware brush, right in your browser.

How many warp tools are there?

There are 15 tools: bulge, pinch, swirl left/right, twist, push, stretch wide/tall, squeeze wide/tall, ripple, punch, inflate, deflate and reconstruct (eraser) — each with a tuned falloff and strength curve.

What do size, hardness and flow do?

Size (4–300px) sets the brush diameter; hardness (0–100%) sets the inner falloff (smooth vs hard edge); flow (1–100%) sets how much of the warp is applied per dab — low flow builds gradually.

Can I fix a mistake without undoing everything?

Yes. Select the reconstruct brush and paint over the area you want to restore — it blends the original photo back with the current flow amount, so you can fix a single stroke.

How do I compare with the original?

Hold the eye icon or press C to flash the original. Or enable Split view to get a draggable divider (2–98%) with ORIGINAL and EDITED badges side-by-side.

How do I zoom and pan?

Scroll at the cursor to zoom (5–800%), pinch with two fingers on touch, Space+drag or middle-drag to pan, 0 to fit, 1 to 100%. The ring cursor scales with zoom.

Can I use it on mobile?

Yes. Paint with one finger, pan and pinch-zoom with two fingers, and use the bottom transport hints — the UI adapts to touch.

What can I export?

Export PNG (lossless, keeps transparency) or JPG (smaller, with a chosen background color) at Half, Original or 2× scale (capped at 4096px) with quality 40–100% — fully offline.

Is it free and private?

Yes. It is 100% free, no sign-up, no watermark, and everything runs locally — your photos never leave your device.

Ready to try Image Distorter?

Open it and start creating in seconds.