Forum Discussion
Are you using an online photo image editor?
I found list of online photo editors while searching for free editors. A community user had asked how to remove part of an image so she could layer objects below the image and I assumed Photoshop wasn't an option. I'm sure most folks stick with PowerPoint and Storyline for graphics work.
So I'm curious what you do when neither PPT nor SL will do the trick. Do you "make it work" or do you open another graphics program to perform the edits.
I'm also interested in the image editing tasks you find most challenging and what you'd like to learn to do.
13 Replies
Pixlr is a great tool for this. Really robust.
I've started using GIMP as well since avairy.com no longer has the same tools.
Even Picasa comes in handy for doing editing. Especially removing blemishes in photos.
I like BeFunky. I've used it to make cartoon scenarios with great success.
What used to be called Picnik and now is http://www.ribbet.com/ is a pretty good one for basic things..it doesn't have some of the more sophisticated tools but it is really good for all the basic stuff.
I use Paint.Net.
I use Photoscape
Like Tracy, I use Pixlr.com for image editing and compositing.
Got to know lot of tools for image editing, thak you guys you made my day bit easier. I try all these.
Pixlr.com is the best among many i have evaluated. Completely free.
Online photo editor lets you edit photos in just a few clicks. It covers various free online photo editing tools, so you can crop images, resize images, add text to photos, make photo collages, and create graphic designs easily.
Photopea is the best online editor. It's basically as close as you can get to Photoshop without having to pay a lot of money.
Features that you didn't know you needed:
masks - by layer and by folder
adjustment layers
smart objects (non destructive editing)
The ability to save all work in a .psd (Photoshop format)
full blending modes
Pixlr E is ok and I used that for a while but photopea allowed me to do more complex
