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Really basic image editor needed

by xaron
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I need a really basic image editor with a newbie friendly UI. I just need the basics such as rotate, resize and crop. So far I've downloaded 4 or 5 and they have a weird UI with too many features. Preferably something that works with xp and older systems.
#basic #editor #image #needed
  • Profile picture of the author Darren Hodgson
    Paint.net that's quite a good one or you could use pixlr.com it's a server based one but is probably just what you need
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    • Profile picture of the author kevinclanton
      picresize DOT com Free Online Picture Resizer - Crop and Resize photos, images, or pictures online for FREE! - for resizing, cropping, etc

      advanced.aviary DOT com /tools/image-editor - Online image and photo editor - Aviary.com's Phoenix[/url] - (online photoshop)
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  • Profile picture of the author Kurt
    Originally Posted by xaron View Post

    I need a really basic image editor with a newbie friendly UI. I just need the basics such as rotate, resize and crop. So far I've downloaded 4 or 5 and they have a weird UI with too many features. Preferably something that works with xp and older systems.
    If that's all you need, just use Paint (not to be confused with paint.net) which is installed on your Windoze system.

    In most Windoze systems:

    Start => Accessories => Paint
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    Discover the fastest and easiest ways to create your own valuable products.
    Tons of FREE Public Domain content you can use to make your own content, PLR, digital and POD products.
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    • Profile picture of the author dudeontheweb
      Google Irfanview.
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      • Profile picture of the author rowbot
        Gimp will do what you want easily. Rectangle select > image > crop to selection

        Or image > transform > rotate

        Originally Posted by dudeontheweb View Post

        Google Irfanview.
        Why not just add a .com to it instead of using all that processing power?
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  • Profile picture of the author outNabout
    If you have Microsoft office installed you can Right Click the Photo and use the microsoft office picture manager or if using Office 2010 just do the same and choose Open with Microsoft office its the same program....very basic re-size,crop and rotate features.I like to re-size big photos with the program
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    Just do it
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  • Profile picture of the author jbush2404
    If you have Windows 7 then go download the "Windows Live" Update for free and then you can use the "Microsoft Office Picture Manager".
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