What it does
- Alt-click to set the source, then paint
- Size, hardness, opacity and spacing all adjustable
- Stroke Stabilizer smooths a shaky hand
- Aligned or fixed source, whichever the job wants
- Every stroke is its own undo step
The tool this whole thing started as
Image Horse was called Clone Stamp App, because that is all it was. The rest grew around it. The stamp is still the tool to reach for when you want to decide every pixel yourself rather than let a fill guess — patching a blemish, extending a wall, taking a sign off a building.
Stabilizer
The brush tip trails the cursor on a short leash, so small hand tremors never reach the canvas and a slow deliberate stroke comes out smooth. It has levels: off for precision work, higher for long curves. It is the difference between a clean patch and a wobbly one on a trackpad.
No account needed
Every tool that runs on your own machine works logged out, with nothing to sign up for. Signing in adds sync across your devices and share links; Pro adds the passes that need a server. The no-upload page draws the line between the two, and Architecture shows it table by table.