Embed the Pixelixe editor in your SaaS, marketplace, or website so users can edit templates, photos, and branded graphics without leaving your product. Add your logo, colors, fonts, exports, and downstream automation.
This page focuses on the embedded editor SDK. For the broader white-label product overview, see the embedded graphic editor page.
Pixelixe provides an embedded white-label graphic editor for HTML5 web apps so users can create, edit, and export branded visuals and documents directly inside your product.
It fits SaaS teams, marketplaces, internal tools, print workflows, AI products, and platforms that need a branded editing layer without building one from scratch.
Use iframe-based integration, configure branding and available features, then connect exports and downstream processing to your own endpoints and product logic.
Users can export PNG, PDF, and HTML outputs, while your product can route those results into storage, approval flows, publishing pipelines, or automation APIs.
Launch the editor inside your HTML5 app through iframe integration so users can edit documents, images, and templates without leaving your product.
Add your own logo, colors, fonts, templates, and feature rules so the editor matches your SaaS, marketplace, or internal workflow.
Receive PNG, PDF, and HTML outputs, then connect those files to downstream editing, filtering, rendering, or publishing workflows.
Use the SDK when you need a real editing surface inside an existing web application. Users can create documents, open templates, update images, and export finished assets without being redirected to a third-party design tool.
Iframe integration is the fastest way to ship a white-label editing experience. It avoids the cost of building a browser editor from scratch while still letting you control where the editor lives in your application flow.
Pixelixe can return PNG, PDF, and HTML outputs so your product can store finished assets, trigger approvals, reopen edits, or connect the same outputs to image editing, filter, and automation APIs.
The SDK is useful when editing is part of the product, not just a marketing add-on.
Let users edit reports, branded documents, dashboards, or visual assets directly inside your product instead of pushing them into an external design workflow.
Offer customizable product visuals, seller assets, branded storefront graphics, and promotional documents inside the same buyer or seller experience.
Allow franchisees, partners, and local teams to personalize templates, update visuals, and export on-brand assets without asking a central design team for every change.
Pair AI-generated images or structured templates with a human editing layer so users can refine visuals before export, publishing, or automation.
The SDK covers embedded editing. The rest of the Pixelixe stack covers backend image processing, photo filters, template-based rendering, and white-label editor deployment across other workflows.
This page focuses on the HTML5 editor SDK. These pages cover embedded editor deployment, backend image editing, filters, and template rendering.
See the commercial and integration overview for embedding a branded editor inside a SaaS product or marketplace.
Use backend crop, resize, rotate, blur, and compression operations alongside the embedded editor.
Apply visual styles, presets, and image effects before or after user editing workflows.
Render branded variants from templates and structured data after editable layouts have been finalized.
The Pixelixe HTML5 Graphic Editor SDK is a white-label editor you can embed in a SaaS product, marketplace, or website so users can edit templates, photos, branded graphics, and exportable documents without leaving your app.
Pixelixe supports iframe-based integration, which lets teams embed the editor inside an existing page or a fullscreen app view without building a custom browser editor from scratch.
Yes. You can customize the editor with your own logo, colors, fonts, templates, and branded assets so the experience matches your SaaS, marketplace, or internal tool.
Users can export image and document outputs such as PNG, PDF, and HTML, and those exports can also feed downstream automation or API workflows.
Start with the live demo, review the integration docs, or open a trial to configure the editor around your own product flow.