It reminds me of an extended version of Instagram without the same sharing features. Clicking through options is time-consuming (which is why I suspect you can customise to hide/show effects to minimise this, and there is a button which randomly chooses effects for you). The interface is great for touch devices because of the simple swipe-to-scroll functions, but not so great for computers. The effects cannot rotate/flip, which obviously won’t have the right look when effects block an important part of the photograph i.e. It lacks in-depth customization which can be limiting. There are three sections – effects, overlays and borders – with the option to use all, or skip one or more of what you aren’t interested in. My take: Pixlr is photo editing fun, an easy way to get effects, minimum fuss. You have the option to hide or display which effects, overlays and borders you want.Īpp: Yes. Worth Shouting About: 100 effects, 342 overlays, 210 borders in a customisable interface. Once you are familiar with the icons/buttons, you could easily edit more than a few photos in that time. It lacks any clearly labeled buttons, which could slow you down initially. User: Useful for beginner, intermediate, advanced (looking for fun preset edits).įreebie or Subscription: Absolutely free.ġ5 minute rule: The simple ‘click to apply’ effects are incredibly straight forward, however the editor interface can be a little confusing at first. Online or Download: Online, Download, Facebook, Chrome app. Look Mummy, look what I did!: Some photo edits attempted by me My take: My final impressions, what you might like to know Linked sites: Can you link to Facebook, Picasa, Photobucket, etc?Īpp: If I love it enough, is there an app to match? Worth Shouting About: Anything fun or awesome I should mention? Who is it good for?įreebie or Subscription: Is it free? Does it offer paid premium features?ġ5 minute rule: If you knew very little, what could you do in 15 minutes?įilters: Wide range of filters? Customisable or preset? User: Beginner, intermediate or advanced. Online or Download: Is it available via download or online? There are similar functions, but there’s also differences, so to be thorough I reviewed them each individually. Note: I chose to review these four in one post because, while they’re all Pixlr based, each is its own editor. Read PART 1 of the photo editor series – GIMP, Aviary Phoenix, Photoshop Express, PicMonkey In this series I experimented a minimum of an hour with photo editors based on a list of things you might want to know at a glance. As a beauty blogger I find photo editors invaluable, so whether you are a beginner, experienced user, or even a fellow lifestyle, fashion, food or travel blogger, hopefully this review will help you find some great options. Welcome to part 2 of the best photo editor series.
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