MOSS-Image layout editor
Draw a layout and edit the MOSS-Image JSON by hand, with nothing uploaded. Useful when a workflow expects positioned elements rather than a sentence.
Most lists are alphabetical, which tells you nothing. This one is organised by workflow: run a graph, generate an image, upscale it, cut out the background, edit part of it, or host the model. Each page says what every tool is actually for — and which are open source.
These run in your browser with nothing uploaded. They cover the steps that do not need a GPU — layout, coordinates and labels.
Draw a layout and edit the MOSS-Image JSON by hand, with nothing uploaded. Useful when a workflow expects positioned elements rather than a sentence.
Draw bounding boxes on a 0–1000 grid and export the FLUX 3 layout prompt as element JSON.
Place elements at exact coordinates instead of describing them in prose, then export the prompt as JSON.
Removes the background in the browser with nothing uploaded. Best for a single image you would rather not send anywhere.
Puts text on an image in the browser with nothing uploaded. For labels and captions this beats an AI edit.
By hand, from tools we have used or seen used in real workflows. No one pays for a position. Paid and free tools sit on the same list; the tags say which is which.
Not yet. If that changes, the links will be marked and the page will say so. The affiliate disclosure explains the rules we hold ourselves to.
Tool lists rot: free tiers shrink and projects go quiet. We re-check entries when a page is edited, and drop tools that no longer work.
We add tools by hand, and only ones we have actually used. Send the link with one sentence on what it does better than the alternatives.