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Pixlr Editor

https://pixlr.com/editor/

Description:

Pixlr Editor is a web-based photo editing application. It’s kind of like a lite version of Adobe Photoshop that is free and web-based.

What We Like:

Can edit images right in my browser
Can open images from the internet via url or from my computer.
Has pretty robust image editing tools for a free utility (spot heal, clone stamp, lasso selection, magic wand, etc.)

Limitations:

No warning/safeguard from navigating away before changes are made. No autosave feature that I can see. Really easy to lose work.
Not a really good image hosting solution. Need to save and add to drive, lms, etc.

Classroom Application:

Make basic photo edits to images to get them course ready

Annotate photos and graphics to add additional context

Create logos & graphic designs from scratch

Students can use pixlr to edit photos, make collages, etc.

Author:

ELuckhardt

Cost:

Free

Tool Type:

Website

Tool Platform: