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Build a Next.js Canva & Adobe Photoshop Clone Image Editor in Browser Using TypeScript
Dec 9, 2025
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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video I'll show you I built out
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a NexJS uh Canva clone or Adobe
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Photoshop clone editor directly in the
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browser. So it can be a great clone. So
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right here this is actually the
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interface of the editor similar to Canva
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or Photoshop. So we are running this
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application locally. So you basically
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first of all select a image file
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whatever image file you want to edit. So
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after I select that image file, it will
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be added in the canvas right here. Now
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you can actually control the placement
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and size of this image using your mouse
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very easily. And on the left hand side,
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you have a bunch of options. You can
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crop your image by clicking the crop
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button. And you can just see how easy it
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is to actually crop the image using
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these buttons. And then we the second
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tool we have is the text. We click on
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this and we we can basically click on
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this button add text box. Here we can
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manipulate the size, color of the text,
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background color, everything. So once
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you click the text will be added. Now
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you can edit the text.
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So really easily you can manipulate the
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color of the text as well.
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Uh then after that we have options here
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to export this to a PNG, JPG, WEBP file.
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So it's basically coded directly inside
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NextJS. So I have given the code you can
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directly purchase the full source code.
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I've given the link in the description
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of the video. So it's actually made
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inside uh NexJS. As you can see
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we are using the latest version to build
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out this Canva clone or Photoshop clone
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editor. So all the files are divided
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into its appropriate TypeScript files
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here. As you can see everything which
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customizable. So once you get the source
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code you will be able to add to the you
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can even modify or change any of these
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settings inside the code and you will
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able to see how I coded this. And once
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you click the export button you have
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this download button appearing right
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here. You can click download and then it
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will export everything into a single
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image file. PNG image file. As you can
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see, you can even export this to a JPG.
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So, this will export this to a JPG file
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here.
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So, you can see that and WEBP file as
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well. We can even see change the quality
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as well.
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So, if you want to add a background
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color, you can add this.
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Just choose a color here.
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So it's really easy. You can just see.
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Then we also have if you want to draw
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something you can use this pencil I
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pencil tool here. So just click the
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pencil icon and now you can draw
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something on the image here. You can
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draw anything right here. You can change
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the color everything you can using this
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color picker. So the color is
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customizable. You can even add any sort
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of shape as well.
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So it's really easy. We also have the
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eraser tool as well to erase something.
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Then we can even apply some effects to
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the image here. Brightness, contrast
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level, saturation. So all these effects
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buttons are available.
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You can manipulate the brightness,
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contrast level, saturation, and black
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and white effect you can apply.
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So it's an all-in-one image editor tool
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which offers you multiple operations and
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it's directly developed in nextJS. We
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are running it application locally here.
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It's very easy to run this locally and
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also you can deploy this to a real
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domain name as well. So it's a single
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page application. All the processing is
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happening directly in the browser. So
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there is no back end to this
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application. So it's a single page front
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end application.
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which offering you all these controls
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out there. So once you select the image
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then you can either crop you can add a
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text box really easily. So
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so once you start the you basically
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select the image
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and once the image is selected then you
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can make modifications. So, it's an
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all-in-one image editor. So, you can
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select aspect ratio, you can draw
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anything on the screen, you can place
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this image accordingly.
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So, if you're interested guys, I've
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given the link in the description. You
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can definitely check this out.
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So, this is actually the brush size you
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can control.
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