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Web-Based Photo Editors

We looked at six free, browser-based image editors that promise to make photo fixes easy; this chart summarizes their differences.

Edited by Harry McCracken

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	1. Picnik Picnik Bottom Line: A superb interface and thoughtful touches make photo editing fun. Full Review	Check Latest Prices
	2. Arbor Labs FotoFlexer Bottom Line: A bevy of unique editing tools wrapped up in a better-than-average interface; full-resolution editing is optional and somewhat sluggish. Full Review	Check Latest Prices
	3. Adobe Photoshop Express (beta) Bottom Line: Offers an easy way for inexperienced users to edit and share their photos. Full Review	Check Latest Prices
	4. Faux Labs Splashup Bottom Line: Mimics Photoshop with amazing fidelity, including layer support; but it's less usable than the best, and short on flashy effects. Full Review	Check Latest Prices
	5. FlauntR FlauntR Bottom Line: Bursting at the seams with whizzy features, but the convoluted and sluggish interface makes FlauntR a drag to use. Full Review	Check Latest Prices
	6. Picture2Life Picture2Life Bottom Line: Lots of special effects and a few interesting features can't compensate for a hopelessly annoying user experience. Full Review	Check Latest Prices
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