Ummm...... Why would anyone ever need an online editor? "(Gee... I forgot what I do for a living and my laptop!) Hey Mr. Client, can I borrow one of your computers so I can access my online image editor? I promise I can make the changes to your website 'in the cloud'."
After 20 years of designing with Photoshop without web services, I can't ever imagine ever using Photoshop.com.... all of these just seem like one more app that can easily be copied to the Cloud, and makes no sense (or money).
Andrew Fielding
· 1 year ago
Can't speak for anyone else, but in the charity I work for we only have one photoshop licence. As a result it is stored on a central computer which we fight over when we need to do photo editing. Oh, and the computer is also used for our finance package, so our finance officer uses it three days a week. Grrrr.
I have used Phoenix from Aviary (I Beta tested it) to tweak images before putting them into our website CMS. It is brilliant, and far less hassle than queuing (yes, sometimes literally) for the "Graphics PC".
I can't imagine using online to create a whole document (not yet anyway), but for cleaning or cropping a picture, Phoenix is a lifesaver!
luillzki
· 3 months ago
Well some us dont have photoshop on their COMP!!! DID U EVER THINK OF THAT.
Thank you! I was looking for exactly this earlier today.. great list. I think its cool that some of these services have APIs.. I wonder what kind of site you could make with them.
Get Togetha
· 1 year ago
What's the best online image editor to create blog collages?
david
· 1 year ago
Picnik has a great Collage tool - simple, lots of options.
tevan
· 1 year ago
why is the optimized image larger than the original image in the webresizer.com screenshot? baffling!
martin
· 1 year ago
good word, great list, just bookmarked! ;)
Kimmo
· 1 year ago
I think that Sumo paint should be also on that list of online image editors. You'll find Sumo paint at www.sumopaint.com
ravaneli
· 1 year ago
I highly agree. I tried it, it's awesome!
toon-c
· 1 year ago
I agree for sumopaint !
ChanHan Hy
· 1 year ago
Excellent! I like it.
imp
· 1 year ago
good list! I think it is very useful for my designs! thanks!
Rip
· 1 year ago
I believe you spelled Flauntr incorrectly.
stelt
· 1 year ago
Please add some SVG options, we need vector too after all.
Matt Alexander
· 1 year ago
+1 SUMO Paint
Great list.
Stefano
· 1 year ago
Great resource, cool stuff!!!
Kdok
· 1 year ago
UpPz
zac
· 1 year ago
fantastic article . Something to replace offline programs
Justin
· 1 year ago
SUMO Paint is incredible! So much better, faster and more fun than others!
Great list. Sometime I need to use these online pics editor when I'm at "Cyber Cafe". So it is cool that I can just go online to edit the pictures.
test@c.com
· 7 months ago
test
James M.
· 7 months ago
Great job man!
James M.
· 7 months ago
Great job man!
James M.
· 7 months ago
Great job man!
James M.
· 7 months ago
Great job maaan!
James M.
· 7 months ago
sweet job bro!
James M.
· 7 months ago
sweet job bro!
James M.
· 7 months ago
sweet job bro!
byzeero
· 3 months ago
I came across a wicked image editing software, pixlr is one of the coolest things I’d the pleasure to play around with.
Pixlr.com is the creator of online cloud-based image tools. Today they have two applications in the suite, one we call Pixlr Editor and the other is Pixlr Express. They are built in Flash and you need to have a Flash plug in (get flash) to get it to work.
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After 20 years of designing with Photoshop without web services, I can't ever imagine ever using Photoshop.com.... all of these just seem like one more app that can easily be copied to the Cloud, and makes no sense (or money).
I have used Phoenix from Aviary (I Beta tested it) to tweak images before putting them into our website CMS. It is brilliant, and far less hassle than queuing (yes, sometimes literally) for the "Graphics PC".
I can't imagine using online to create a whole document (not yet anyway), but for cleaning or cropping a picture, Phoenix is a lifesaver!
Great list.
Pixlr.com is the creator of online cloud-based image tools. Today they have two applications in the suite, one we call Pixlr Editor and the other is Pixlr Express. They are built in Flash and you need to have a Flash plug in (get flash) to get it to work.