Which website provides free online photo editing service? Where to edit image online? Photoshop is a noun, however, due to its popularity, it has become a verb. Nobody says you’ve digitally manipulate the image; it is always ‘The image was Photoshopped!’ If you’re looking for Adobe Photoshop alternative, GIMP is an awesome free open source alternative, it may take sometimes to get familiarize with the user interface.
↓ 01 – Flickr Aviary
Flickr, they used to be the number 1 photo sharing site until the birth of social media such as friendster and facebook. Flickr is still around, with some decent photo editing tools.
↓ 02 – PicMonkey
This is perhaps the only Free picture editor that doesn’t require registration. Upgrade to remove ads, unlike others, PicMonkey is an advance photo editor with a little bit of fun in photo editing.
↓ 03 – Picozu
Perhaps the most beautiful and html 5 compatible photo editor. In this awesome Web-based photo editor, you can upload your photos, apply any number of filters, and use all sorts of funky brushes and drawing tools to make your own creations. Highly recommended!
↓ 04 – Pixlr
With more than 600 effects, overlays, and borders to personalize any image, free! Pixlr Express is a fun and free photo editor that lets you quickly crop, re-size, and fix any picture, remove red-eye, and whiten teeth. It is the only online digital photo editor with apps for Android and iOS.
↓ 05 – SplashUp
In comes Splashup, also known as Fauxto, it is a powerful online image editing tool and it is free! It’s easy to use, works in real-time and allows you to edit many images at once. Splashup runs in all browsers, integrates seamlessly with top photo-sharing sites, and even has its own file format so you can save your work in progress.
As seen in the screenshot above, it feels like Photoshop, almost. Here are the pro:
- Perfect for mobile PCs
- Light on memory
- Export to most image sharing website
- No software to install
And the con:
- No right click on the web version
- Slow on large files
- Only 3 formats available, jpg, png and fxo
- Somewhat too complicated for normal user
If I own a Netbook with 3G internet connection, this is the software. Sadly, I don’t. Splashup is still an amazing piece of software, there are plenty of rooms for improvement, the only trouble is, it is too complicated for senior citizens and not powerful enough for power users.
|
{ 0 comments… add one now }