Flickr Adds Picnik, An Integrated Online Photo Editor

by Scott Beale on December 5, 2007 · 2 comments

Picnik

Flickr has teamed up with Picnik to offer a new online photo editing feature that can be used with photos hosted on Flickr. It includes options like rotate, crop, resize, exposure, colors, sharpen and red-eye. You can also do things like add effects, text, shapes and fames. Some options require upgrading to Picnik’s premium service.

Picnik’s awesome photo editing tools are now only a click away. If you’ve ever wanted to deal with the dreaded red eye or crop a photo just so, click on the new “edit photo” icon located above one of your photos and get started.

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1 Manimaran. S February 24, 2008 at 5:20 am

I love it

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