Image-Line is a Belgian software company headquartered in Ghent, founded in 1994 by Jean-Marie Cannie and Frank Van Biesen. The company is best known for FL Studio, a digital audio workstation originally released in 1998 as FruityLoops — a four-channel MIDI drum machine developed by programmer Didier Dambrin. The software was later renamed FL Studio after a trademark dispute with Kellogg's. FL Studio has grown into one of the most widely used DAWs in the world, downloaded over 30,000 times per day, and is particularly popular in hip-hop, electronic, and pop music production.

Beyond the core DAW, Image-Line develops a suite of virtual instruments and effects plugins including Sytrus (an FM/subtractive/additive synthesizer), Harmor (a hybrid additive/subtractive synth with image and audio resynthesis), Gross Beat (a time and volume manipulation effect), Maximus (a multiband compressor and limiter), Edison (a waveform editor), and FLEX (a preset-based instrument). The company also produces FL Studio Mobile for iOS and Android. Image-Line is known for its lifetime free updates policy, meaning customers who purchase any edition receive all future updates at no additional cost.

FL Studio has been used by a wide range of prominent producers and artists, including Martin Garrix, Avicii, Soulja Boy, Boi-1da, Murda Beatz, Afrojack, and Mike Will Made-It, making it a staple in both electronic and hip-hop production.

Image-Line has 73 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Synth Plugins, DAW Software, and Compressor Plugins. Their gear is featured by 614 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Hip Hop, and Pop. Notable users include TehCarterPSpartan, Jay Hardway, and Zardonic. Most Image-Line products sit on the budget-friendly end of the spectrum.