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Pixlr Editor mentions (12)

• Galactic Grayscales: Exploring SVG in a universe far far away.

  The problem is that they tend not to be very good in distinguishing shapes on a photo. But there is something that can be done to improve on that. All that is needed is image editing software that supports converting an image to greyscale and can edit the brightness and contrast of an image. In this case I used the pixlr editor for these type of operations, but there is also open source software like the gimp... - Source: dev.to / about 2 months ago

• Couple Quick Cyberpunk Photography Tips

  And for last touches I recommend https://pixlr.com/e/ for a free photoshop alternative. Source: 12 months ago

• Which app or program to use for making website and social graphics for a small business?

  Find out the dimensions and image sizes you will need, then you can go to this Photoshop clone and create your images. It's not identical to PS, but its close enough to where PS tutorials will help if you get stuck. Source: about 1 year ago

• Editing a map help please?

  I use Pixlr its a free web based tool. Easy to understand and powerful enough for my needs. Source: about 1 year ago

• These are the PSP games I've beaten, what are some other must-play PSP games?

  Pixlr photo editor, it’s like a free version of photoshop. Source: about 1 year ago

BeFunky mentions (10)

• VA announcements

  Take a semi-decent photo of yourself and (either you or someone you know who knows how) run it through something like Midjourney or another Generative AI platform and have them make some slight changes. Or run an image of yourself that you have through an online platform like befunky.com and run an artistic filter on it, making it either illustrative or more abstract. Source: 11 months ago

• I was so happy to see that this "Angel Lichfield" rose by David Austin bloomed recently in my backyard garden.

  I use picmonkey.com and befunky.com to create an artistic effect from the original photo that I took with my Canon Powershot camera. I call it digital photoart. Source: over 1 year ago

• What camera should I use to get this somewhat older and grainy type of look???

  I did a quick google search and found befunky.com - never used them before so I'm not endorsing them or anything. But if you use their photo editor, go into the effects tab and then go to cinematic, the first option under cinematic is 'film grain'. Thats what you are looking for. Source: almost 2 years ago

• [Task] Curate some product images from Search engines

  I will give you 10 products per day. You will send me 10 images finished images which consists of, 4 large images, and 6 collages. For collages you can use befunky.com. You do not need photoshop experience or any real art experience. All the images you just click download. Source: about 2 years ago

• Im new to making vids and looking for things to improve. Please let me know at least 1 thing you would change about this. Giving Lambda for honest feedback :))

  No problem, we are all here to support each other and I sincerely liked your work. I actually use online editing websites such as befunky.com because it's more practical and requires less technical work but if you're serious, you can learn some tricks on Adobe Photoshop which would be the more professional approach. Source: about 2 years ago