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Free Online Photo Editing Applications
Want to edit your photos but don’t want to install any software? Use free online photo editing applications.
Already knew about several great free image editors but don’t feel like them, let’s start exploring some other option: free online photo editing applications. These are web-based applications, so you only need to go to some websites and edit your photos online; and they’re free [at the time of writing this article].
Also, since you don’t have to install anything, you can test out as many applications as you want to find out which one you like the best. There’s no harm done to your computer, again no installation and no un-installation. You may have to sign up for a free account in order to use the application.
Web Graphics – Create Web Graphics In Photoshop P2
Create web graphics with Photoshop – The Fundamentals
Part 2 – Save image for the web / Optimize image for the web
Already know about different image types supported by web browsers, below are some simple steps to save your images for the web with Photoshop.
To save image for the web or to optimize it for the web, you just need to open your image in Photoshop, then go to menu File > Save for Web or File > Save for Web & Devices with CS4, or you can use the combination of keys Ctrl Alt Shift S. No matter what versions of Photoshop you’re using, a dialog box will appear to let you change your image settings and your image size. That’s basically it.
Free Softwares – Free Photo Editor
Free photo editors including both photo editing softwares and
photo editing online applications
If you have a high resolution stock image or an image from your digital camera and wonder how to put it on the web with smaller size, then you need to use a photo editing software/application allowing you to crop, resize, and do some other photo adjustment/enhancement. Here are some working, reliable and completely free image editing software and image editing web-based application.
Things worth considering while deciding which freewares to use: who owns/creates the software; whether it’s still being upgraded and supported? the size of the installation file? the functionality? other users’ ratings…
