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Image Perspective Fixer

Make a tilted document look straight. Position four corners, refine the angle, and download a clean, perspective-corrected image.

Photos stay on your device No account
Perspective workspaceOpen an image to activate the editor
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ORIGINAL—
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Your perspective, perfected.

Choose an image, drop it here, or open the sample to explore the editor.

SOURCE · Drag numbered handles or use numeric coordinates.
CORRECTED PREVIEW—
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See the transformation

Your straightened, flattened image appears here.

RESULT · Exports are rendered from the original image resolution.
Ready. Your files never leave this page.
Perspective transform · bilinear sampling
Helpful tips

Documents · Aim for the actual paper edges, not its shadow.

Architecture & signs · Select all four points of the face to flatten.

Accuracy · Use all corners and the fine-straighten slider for a clean result.

Correct perspective distortion online

A tilted camera makes rectangular pages and objects look like trapezoids. PixelOkay Image Perspective Fixer remaps a selected quadrilateral into a flat rectangle using a projective transformation. You can straighten scans, photographs of printed documents, whiteboards, signs, posters and many other planar subjects. Import images and export PNG, JPEG or WebP locally in your browser.

Limits of perspective correction

Perspective correction is most accurate for flat, planar surfaces. It cannot reconstruct hidden details, remove motion blur, recover low-resolution text or accurately flatten curved book pages. Automatic corner suggestions use contrast heuristics and may require manual adjustment. For sensitive material, no image data is sent to PixelOkay servers by this tool.

Recovery copies

These files stay in this browser. Delete copies when working with sensitive images.

Using Image Perspective Fixer

Flatten a photographed planar subject by mapping four reviewed corners to a rectangle, then inspect the resampled image before saving.

Workflow

  1. Open a supported image and correct orientation
  2. refine four corners around one flat surface
  3. set proportions and scale, inspect edges, then export PNG, JPEG, WebP or an embedded-image project.

Example

Align a photographed poster’s four corners to its edges, choose landscape proportions, inspect for clipping, and export PNG.

Limits and data handling

This corrects planar perspective; it does not flatten curves, remove blur or restore hidden detail. Corner suggestions are heuristic. Inputs cap at 18 MiB/24 MP and outputs at 16 MP/8192 px with 0.25x–2x scale. Recovery is opt-in in browser storage; verify orientation and encoders on-device.

FAQs

Can it flatten a curved book page?

No. The transform models a flat plane and cannot reconstruct curvature.

Are automatic corner suggestions guaranteed?

No. Review and adjust all four corners before export.

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