Minus
As a developer or designer, you often need to upload images for sharing them with clients or people you work with. Many websites allow you to do so, but what I really love with Minus is how quick and easy it is: Just drop your image on their website, and it’s online. They’ll even give you a short url so you can share your image easily. No registration required!
Just one request, I hope they’ll add a resize image feature soon.
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Smush It
When using images on the web, one thing you must definitely think about is the image size. You need to find the good balance between image weight and quality. Smush It is a tool developed by Yahoo! which allow you to optimize your images without loosing quality. WordPress users, note that there’s a WP plugin available.
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Placehold It
When creating a website layout, you often need placeholder images of an exact size. Placehold It allows you to dynamically create placeholder images. To use it in your designs, simply use urls like this: <img src="http://placehold.it/350x150"> to display a 350*150 pixels placeholder image.
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Resize images online
Don’t want to open Photoshop just for resizing an image? This site is here to help. Just upload your image, specify the desired size, and you’re ready to go!
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Photoshop online tools
When it comes to image editing, Adobe Photoshop is definitely the most popular software. Adobe launched a light version of Photoshop which is available online. The online app is quite powerful and have many features. Unfortunely you have to register to use Photoshop online.
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Pixlr express
Pixlr express is a simple but powerful app which allow you to resize images, add effects, borders, watermarks, etc. The app is free and do not require registration.
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Aviary Phoenix
Developed in Flash, Aviary Phoenix is a super-complete and free online image editor. A real “light photoshop” that you can access from any computer, without any registration.
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