Photopea plays well with major online storage services like Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive, but also includes its own Peadrive online storage.

Still, Photopea is an impressive feat of web functionality, and if you prefer a more application-like experience, you can install it as a progressive web app (PWA) and export to a choice of 16 formats, including JPG, PNG, SVG, and WebP. You lose some of Photoshop's cutting-edge tools like Neural AI-powered filters as well as some slickness and usability. Photopea includes templates for social image sizes like Facebook or YouTube cover pages as well as standard photo, print, screen, and mobile sizes. Unlike the web version of Lightroom, Photopea even takes over the browser's right-click context menus, so you can use those for editing functions rather than just for browser functions. You can work with PSD and PDF, but Photopea couldn't open an HEIC file from a Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. It includes masking (raster and vector), layers, raw camera file support, text overlays, drawing tools, and even some of Photoshop's more impressive features like Subject Select and Smart Objects. Photopea resembles an online version of Photoshop, or perhaps more accurately, GIMP.

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