The WPF Image Editor control lets you easily modify images by performing actions like cropping, rotating, and inserting text.
Annotate shapes like rectangles, circles, and arrows over an image. This feature also supports z-ordering the shapes. Adding shapes to an image is widely used to mask an unwanted area or to point out a specific region in the image. Rectangles and circles can be customized by either filling the shape or drawing it as an outline. Shapes can also be resized.
Rotate and flip images with all edits.
Image rotations are used to rotate any upside-down images taken with a camera. The orientation of an image can also be changed.
Flip an image to create a mirror image of the original.
Crop a particular region of an image to a desired size. There are many useful, predefined aspect ratios available. The cropping rectangle can be resized according to the aspect ratio.
Edit an image by adding a text annotation to show useful information over an image. Also, you can make the text bold, change the font family, and align, italicize, or underline your text.
Any image can be added over another image as an annotation to add more information. The annotated image can be resized and positioned to any desired size and location.
By browsing the local folder any image can be loaded directly in the Image Editor for processing.
Default toolbar items can be customized and its functionality can be either maintained using default commands or modified with user-defined commands.
The WPF Image Editor control supports save, reset, undo, and redo operations to enhance the editing experience.
Edited images can be saved in multiple formats, such as .png, .jpg, and .bmp, to a desired location on a device. Also, the size of the images can customized.
The WPF Image Editor control supports n number of undo and redo operations for all editing actions performed on an image. Use this to undo any unwanted editing action or redo previously undone actions.
Reset an image to its original form by discarding any editing changes done to an image.
Zoom an image. The zoomed image can be panned smoothly to view the desired region. All features, like text and shapes, are compatible with zooming and panning.
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