The document discusses the online photo editor Pixlr. It provides an overview of Pixlr's features, which allow users to edit photos in a browser similarly to Photoshop. Pixlr is free to use and saves images online, making it flexible. It has tools for selections, adjustments, filters and layers. However, Pixlr has limited import and export options for sharing edited photos.

1. The Easiest Online Photo Editor
Alia Saeed Haran 200904365

2.  Introduction: Why editing photos is important?
 Examples of edited photos (list)
 Pixlr
 Conclusion
 Bibliography

3.  The approach to photography has been changed hugely by digital
technology. Before, photo developing, processing and printing has
to be done only in a studio exactly in a darkroom with the use of
special apparatus and chemicals. Nowadays, because of the
development of digital photography, post processing can be done
in any computer without the need for a darkroom and various
chemicals. Moreover, anyone can edit and share their photos
professional by using free tools online. All the requirements are a
personal computer, or even laptop and Editing Photo software.It
can edit photos to be further improved and changes it to become
perfectly suit as much possible by improve the quality, adding
effects, frames and sharing by posting it on social networks like
Facebook, MySpace, Bebo, or image sites like Flickr, Fotolog, and
Photobucket.

5. What is Pixlr?
Why Pixlr?
Features
How to install Pixlr Extinction
Functions of Pixlr
How to use it?
Tools Box
Weakness

6.  a browser-based Flash application for image editing
that resembles Photoshop in both features and
functionality. It includes:
 Pixlr Editor—A free, online, full-featured image editing and creation tool.
 Pixlr Express—A simple and immediate online tool for quick image
adjustments.
 Pixlr Grabber—Fetch images and screen grabs from your desktop and browser.
 imm.io—An image sharing service that allows you to upload an image and
share it with friends via a link in just one click or with social platforms like
Facebook, Twitter, and more.
 Pixlr-o-matic—A fun and playful post-process darkroom where you can
experiment with different effects, overlays, and borders.

7.  Allows users to access a host of powerful
image editing features from any computer
with an internet connection.
 It is free online image editors
 It can save files online which makes it a
much more flexible tool when
 When saved online, users are given a URL for
the image at the imm.io website, which they
can share with friends or even clients to be
posted on blogs, news-sites, social networks like
Facebook, Myspace Bebo, image sites like
Flickr, Fotolog, Photobucket etc.

8.  Clear and logical user interface
 Layers support with blending modes, masks and layer styles
 All the tools you'd expect from a fully fledged pixel based image editor
 Quick and responsive in use
 Powerful adjustment tools including Curves and Levels
 Full screen mode maximizes work space and makes it feel like a desktop
application
 Extensive range of filters, custom brushes & blend modes for creative
effects
 Save and share images online using the built in save
to www.imm.io option
 Highly customizable user-friendly interface with movable and scalable
windows
 History window for quick undo/redo
 Fee-hand crop, move, super-impose and interpolate images and rotate
and remove entire canvases
 The interface is translated into 12 languages
 No need to register

9.  Click here

10. Menu Bar
Tool Box
Windows view
( Navigator, Layers, & history)
Working Space

11.  Click here

12. Lasso tool: a free-hand selection tool. It is
usually used to cut out, or select specific
sections of a pre-existing picture
Wand tool: allows you to select
an area of an image based on its Brush tool: The Brush tool allows you to select
color. Tolerance determines how a brush, choose its characteristics,
closely the colors match, including
thus increasing the tolerance will size, shape, spacing, roundness, hardness, an
select a gle, diameter, mode,
larger area of similar color. opacity, and more, and then use the brush for
various types of artwork.
Blur tool : Blurs Clone stamp tool: allows you to duplicate
an area of the part of an image. When aligned is
image using any selected, the duplication continues
brush you select. regardless of releasing the mouse button
Drawing tool: used for drawing free-
hand shapes.
The bloat tool lets you
“grow” areas of the image Type tool : used to add words to an
such as an eyeball or lip image. With a type tool selected, you
can set options for
Hand tool : Allows you to scroll through
font, size, color, alignment, and more.
an image that doesn't fit completely in
the viewing window. It's like using the
scroll bards at the bottom and right side Zoom tool : Choose the Zoom tool and
of the window, except you do the moving
with the mouse by dragging. When the
click on an area of the image to zoom in
Hand tool is chosen, the cursor becomes a or out.
hand. Offers choices to resize the window to fit
on the screen and other options.

13.  Limited import and export functions
 You can only load an image from your computer
or from an URL. There is no integration with
image hosting services or social websites. The
same is true for saving your photo. You can only
save it to your hard disk.

14.  Herewe are done with pixlr
presentation, you can test your knowledge
about what you learned about pixlr from this
easy short quiz.
 Thank You

15.  How to transposing images ?
 Introduction to Pixlr
 Pixlr blog
 Pixlr tutorials
 Pixlr Handout

16.  Ishan. (October 3, 2009). Pixlr: Free Advanced Online Image Editor. Retrieved on 8th
of November, 2011 from: http://www.ilovefreesoftware.com/03/windows/image-
photo/image-photo-editors/pixlr-free-advanced-online-image-editor.html
 Pixlr blog. (n.d.). Retrieved on 9th of November, 2011 from:
http://blog.pixlr.com/search?updated-max=2010-11-12T15%3A34%3A00%2B01%3A00&max-
results=20
 Pullen, I. (2010). What is Pixlr Editor? Introduction to the Free Online Image Editor
Pixlr Editor. Retrieved on 9th of November, 2011 from:
http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/onlineimagetools/a/Pixlr-Editor.htm
 Salisbury, J. (2010). Pixlr Photo Editing Handout. Retrieved on 8th of
November, 2011 from:
http://schools.evergreenps.org/cms/lib5/WA01001177/Centricity/Domain/1336/Pixlr_Photo_Editing_Handout.pdf