Built-In Image Editor in the Sparkforge Media Library

By Sparkforge Support Team ·Last reviewed May 3, 2026

Sparkforge's Media Library includes a built-in image editor for crop, rotate, flip, filters, brightness, contrast, text, stickers, and brushwork. Save edits as new files or replace existing ones for use across Social Planner, Funnels, and Email.

The Built-In Image Editor in Sparkforge's Media Library handles common pre-publish edits without leaving the platform. Crop, rotate, flip, apply filters, adjust brightness and contrast, add text and stickers, and save the result back to the Media Library.

What the Editor Includes

  • Crop with custom or preset aspect ratios.
  • Flip horizontally or vertically.
  • Filter library.
  • Brightness, contrast, saturation, and blur adjustments.
  • Text with control over font, size, alignment, color, background, and line spacing.
  • Stickers including emojis and shapes with opacity and color controls.
  • Brush tool with hardness, size, and color settings.
  • Undo and redo.

Edit an Image

  1. Open Media Storage from your sub-account, or open any module that supports the Media Library (e.g. Social Planner) and click Upload from Media Storage.
  2. Hover the image, click the three dots in the top right, and choose Edit.
  3. Apply the edits you need.
  4. Click Save, name the file, and optionally save it to a folder. The result appears as a new image in the Media Library.

Where Edited Images Are Available

As soon as the file saves, it is available across every module that uses the Media Library — Social Planner, Funnels, Email Builder, and the rest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the editor available in the mobile app?
Not yet. The editor is desktop-only. Edits saved on desktop are visible from mobile.
Which file types are supported?
PNG and JPEG.
Can I bulk edit multiple images?
No. Open and edit one image at a time.
Will editing replace the original?
Only if you choose to. Saving creates a new image by default. You can also save to a folder to keep things organized.

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