Web photo editor free

[Ms Sue]

Hey Ladies and Gentlemen
Ian showed me the best free photo editor ....
http://www.picmonkey.com/
The best thing regarding this tool is that you can crop or re-size your photos your self...
If you do choose to pay it is very cheap
Upgrade to Royale for as little as $2.75 a month
Royale membership gets you ads-free editing and a kingly hoard of primo effects, fonts, overlays, and textures. Choose the monthly plan, at $4.99 a month, or the annual plan, at $33 a year..
http://www.picmonkey.com/
Hope this helps
Ms Sue

 

[ChelseaBloom]

Hey Ladies and Gentlemen
Ian showed me the best free photo editor ....
http://www.picmonkey.com/
The best thing regarding this tool is that you can crop or re-size your photos your self...
If you do choose to pay it is very cheap
Upgrade to Royale for as little as $2.75 a month
Royale membership gets you ads-free editing and a kingly hoard of primo effects, fonts, overlays, and textures. Choose the monthly plan, at $4.99 a month, or the annual plan, at $33 a year..
http://www.picmonkey.com/
Hope this helps
Ms Sue

Is this for if we are unhappy with colours in our photos?

 

[Ms Sue]

Yes honey and also some photos are just to big to put up on forum or Langtrees.com

 

[honestman]

I sugested this on an earlier thread. why not try Pixlr? It's completely free. Runs in the browser, allows you to save, save as and export right from within the browser. Resize, image adjustments, filters etc, are there.

No restrictions as far as I'm concerned.

But of course, It's Photoshop suitable only for entry users.

I'm not saying it's good to "undercut" professional creative industries (lots of people do when it comes to web / or aka the "bottom feeders" in DJ'ing industry), but spare a thought of leaving the recolouring job to your photographers. Many things are best left to the professionals.

 

[Ms Sue]

I found it very hard to use as did a few of the girls....
Simple sometimes is better for us that are new at editing photos....
But thank you for the advice
Ms Sue

 

[Ian IT]

The whole idea of using the pic editor is:
Escorts can resize large file size images, crop images and also be able to save .png or .gif image extensions to jpg format which langtrees.com only accepts. All these features are Free!

I do not recommend changing colors, adding fancy design elements, lettering, etc.. to images. Otherwise the site will look unprofessional.

Its more important to have a professional photographer take good quality and creative shots to promote yourself. Great photos speak a thousand words and give the impression to the client that you care the way you present yourself. Great photos make you more money! Its a good investment..

 

[homer]

i used to use Irfanview, it's a freeware. No ads. I found the batch processing part very useful for resizing lots of photos and converting them.

 

[Linda]

Thats cool
good to know