

It has useful features in an easy to use format. Pixlr comes in two versions, Pixlr X and Pixlr E.

Now I am still using Pixlr and getting a better understanding of its many available features. Without Pixlr, the process would have been much harder. I used Pixlr to create one of my favorite renderings, the Tesla Model XL.
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Even better, it is browser based, so I didn’t have to download any software. Pixlr has the liquify tool and it is free to use. I knew the liquify tool would be useful for quickly modifying the shape of a vehicle. The liquify tool can push, pull, swirl, enlarge or shrink any part of an image. I needed to use a liquify tool, a feature that I thought could only be found in Adobe Photoshop. I first found out about Pixlr when I was looking for a powerful photo editor to make digital automotive renderings. Now Pixlr belongs to the Imagine Group, a company with a broad creative ecosystem featuring many useful products like royalty-free photos, audio, video, design elements, editing tools and more. acquired Pixlr with the intent of improving the features and expanding the number of users worldwide. The goal was to create a powerful browser-based photo editor that would be available for everyone. Pixlr was first introduced to the world in 2008 by a Swedish developer. Pixlr has given me the unique opportunity to review their product in exchange for a Pixlr Advanced Subscription.* Today I will review an amazing online photo editor that is available to the public.
