Why it exists
Darkroom was born from the annoyance of uploading a private photo just to resize it. It insists the whole darkroom fits inside your browser — your files never leave the table they arrived on.

Darkroom is a fully local image editing tool with a unique stack edit workflow. Layer edits as a re-editable stack instead of destructive steps. A web app that supports all platforms — files stay on your device.
Privacy note: designed to keep your data on your device where possible. No unnecessary accounts or tracking.
Behind the piece
Darkroom was born from the annoyance of uploading a private photo just to resize it. It insists the whole darkroom fits inside your browser — your files never leave the table they arrived on.
It takes its name seriously: trays of developer, tongs, the slow reveal of a print. Edits here behave like chemistry — layered, patient, reversible — rather than filters slapped on top.
The signature is the stack: every edit a translucent layer you can revisit, reorder, or lift away. The interface stays out of the way — one image, its stack, and an export button that feels like hanging a print to dry.