Easy to use free online photo editor: http://www.perfectphoto.cz
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It used to be that you had to have a little toolkit of free image editing programs to take care of all the typical needs any visual communicator normally has. Mine still includes great free image editing programs like Photofiltre, Irfanview and DCE, a fantastic trio, which together with Snag-it (paid) I really couldn't do without. But the web-based, free image editing alternatives keep growing in number and quality.

Photo credit: Randy McKown
Here below is just a micro selection to some of the most recent online picture editing software that have become available.
While limited in scope for now, this is in fact the step in the release of a complete and all-encompassing mini-guide to ALL online image editing tools available.
Here what you will find in this guide:



Originally written by Livia Iacolare for MasterNewMedia and originally published on February 18, 2007 as "Online Picture Editing: Free Web-Based Image Editing Tools"
| 2011-03-05 19:00:45 |
Easy to use free online photo editor: http://www.perfectphoto.cz
| 2010-11-22 10:06:14 |
Introducing www.Fatpaint.com, a free, full featured, online graphic design software for doing layered painting, vector drawing, photo editing and page layout. It's the first Flash based painting program with full support for pressure sensitive Pen Tablets.
Fatpaint has more drawing and painting features than any other online graphics application, and it has built-in thousands of graphical resources.
We have worked very hard developing Fatpaint and therefore we are interested in your feedback.
So any suggestions orand ideas for improving the software would be highly appreciated.Thanks.
| 2009-04-28 13:59:17 |
omg...nobody wants to edit photos online..i mean its just annoying and stupid and slow! if u want to crop some crappy jpegs..thats ok..but seriuos editing? ive to use my MAGIX Photo & Grafic Designer..its pretty powerful... nonetheless nice article... :)
| 2008-11-03 13:22:12 |
For now, it seems that sumopaint is the only web-app providing professional level tools for digital painters. Check it at: http://www.sumopaint.com
| 2007-02-19 19:52:13 |
Check out http://pixenate.com/
which has a very user friendly interface.
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