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Online Imaging Applications Comparison (Updated again)

Update, 1/4/2007: Someone submitted this to Digg. Neat!
Update, 1/5/2007: Based on comments from folks at Phixr and at Fauxto, I have made revisions to the comparison chart. Revisions are highlighted.

http://digg.com/software/Online_Photoshop_Clones_Comparison_Chart

I just recently stumbled across fauxto.com and was pleasantly surprised by how intuitive the interface was, and how well it imitated Photoshop and Paintshop Pro. This reminded me, though, that I have bookmarked a number of online image editors and never worked out which one to use for what purposes. I decided to make a chart comparing the features of these:

Fauxto

Phixr

Pixer

PXN8

Snipshot

Cellsea

The comparison chart is posted here.

When Fauxto has a few more features, it’ll be very impressive. Until then, I’m finding myself pretty satisfied with Cellsea when at a computer without imaging software installed.

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11 Responses to “Online Imaging Applications Comparison (Updated again)”

  1. 1
    barbara:

    Happy New Year, and thanks for the comparison!

  2. 2
    Thomas:

    Phixr.com does support brightness/contrast/seaturation/hue… and phixr has a bookmarklet (”the phixr instant editing tool”). Please correct this! Thanks!

  3. 3
    Thomas:

    PS: Another thing: Phixr does *not* require registration. Please correct this as well. Thank you so much!

  4. 4
    Fauxto Team:

    We’d like to thank you for updating the Fauxto portion of the chart. We certainly couldn’t have expected you to do that and thanks to your efforts in compiling it we’ve actually had various interests contact us based solely on the chart’s thorough dissemination of what tools are out there.

  5. 5
    David Rothman:

    Cool! Good luck with Fauxto- the interface is awesome. Let me know when you increase the file size limits so I can blog that, too!

  6. 6
    Tools: Top 10 Online Image Editors - Frankwatching:

    [...] Behalve deze tabel (via Smiley Cat Web Design) met een vergelijking van tien tools is er ook een spreadsheet (via Davidrothman.net) waarin 6 tools (waaronder nog twee andere) vergeleken worden. [...]

  7. 7
    bram:

    Hi,

    There is a new online image/photo editor: http://www.onlinephototool.com. It is a java applet with advanced editing possibilties.

  8. 8
    Thomas:

    Phixr now also officially supports Webshots, Nakama, Costco photocenter, Imageshack and SmugMug.

  9. 9
    David Rothman:

    Thanks for letting me know, Thomas- I hope to update the chart soon with this information and notes on other editors.

  10. 10
    Thomas:

    David, no worries. Thanks.

  11. 11
    Sami:

    Fauxto is a favorite of mine. Just thought I’d let you know they did a major update, including the bigger size you mentioned. Lots and lots of new stuff.

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