All you need is a PC and a stable broadband internet connection – and you can have a world of image editing tools available in an instant. Sure, they may not offer the complete advanced set of features that an expensive image editor like Adobe Photoshop offers, but for most common tasks, they do very nicely!
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AVIARY.COM
Aviary's mission is to make image editing and creation software accessible to everyone. Phoenix is the name given to Aviary's image editor, and it is an expansive, intuitive image editor with many of the features that you would find in an expensive paid application like Photoshop. Aviary also offers various other tools like a colour editor (Toucan), effects editor (Peacock), vector editor (Raven), audio editor (Myna) and an image markup tool (Falcon). No registration is required to start using the tools, and the only slight catch is that Aviary retains a license to display any works you make/upload to the public or in any external publication in a way that promotes Aviary.
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Another full-featured photo editor, Pixlr is available in 23 languages and is built using Flash. The biggest advantage of Pixlr is speed: it starts up fast and images are loaded instantly. This is because images are opened locally in the browser and not uploaded to Pixlr at all. This means that the images don't leave your computer and it specifically benefits those working with larger images and those with limited or slow internet connections. Pixlr.com also offers Pixlr Express, a quick editor for those only looking to make cursory changes and Pixlr Grabber, a free Firefox and Chrome extension that makes it easier to open photos in Pixlr.
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Splashup offers a nice full-screen mode and an interface that looks like an advanced image editor. But its built using Adobe Flash, so there are a few limitations (can't close effects windows, and they take up space). But the good bit is that no registration or waiting is needed. When you start Splashup, it opens in a separate window and when you click on 'Open File', it gives you the option to load files from your computer or the various online properties. This is similar to others, but the interface is nicer. Images open up really fast since they don't have to be uploaded to Splashup (even a 6MB file opens in a couple of seconds). Like Pixlr, Splashup also offers a basic version called Splashup Light, which offers a more casual editing experience.
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CITRIFY.COM
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