Image editors like Photoshop or GIMP are common softwares you’ll find in everyone’s PC. Retouching your photos and enhancing them are so common that even non tech savvy users get familiar with it once they explore the common tools you’ll most likely see in the left sidebar. Although very helpful, amateurs do not really use the full potential of the software.. If you’re just looking for simplicity and some simple photo retouching, I think Online Image Editors suits you the most. The good thing about Online Image Editors is that they’re portable and very accessible in every computer, provided that they have internet connection. And they have the same user interface like adobe photoshop which is the most popular image editing software in the planet. Here’s a list of Online Image Editors that are exceptionally awesome and cool.
sumo paint
1. Sumo Paint – In my opinion sumo paint has the best tools for creating artworks. The pre built shape makers and the common tools you’ll see in the toolbox are helpful in making your own designs. It supports layering and has the most number of filters to be applied in the images. Sumo Paint I think is the nearest photo shop clone (in online image editing category) available among the list. Anyway their gallery is uber cool, you should check it out.
pixlr
2. Pixlr – just like sumo paint but has simpler toolbox. Sumo Paint has a toolbox for creating shapes,fancy stuffs and photo retouching while Pixlr has a balance of both. If Sumo Paint is a Photoshop Clone I think Pixlr is A GIMP clone to me. If you’ll be retouching your photos with some advance features Pixlr is one of the best options around. And yes, under the help menu there’s an API option which opens a lot of possibilities for web mashups.
aviary
3. Aviary Image Editor – I’ve been using aviary image editor for easy photo editing. It’s simple and sleek with the same functionalities to the two above. It lacks some effects and has less tools in the toolbox but aviary’s other web apps aside from image editing compensates for that.
splashup
4. Splashup – The integration to popular photo sharing services is absolutely phenomenal. If you have a collection of pictures in Flickr, Picasa, Facebook and photobucket then working it up with splashup is the best choice. There’s also a webcam snapshot which you can edit your picture on the fly. The Tools in the toolbox are very common so you won’t be handling any complexities at all.
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wooot! I’ve never used a single online editor in your list.
I think I have to try one. ^_^
Photoshop is still the best ^^ but this stuffs are great if you’re working outside your workstation
I use both Gimp and Photoshop I like Gimp in adding layers and you’ll sort of learn the actual processes on the effects you use. Whilst in Photoshop all are done the easy way, which is also good. That’s why I use them side by side.. That Means twice the abilities..
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