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Pros
Integrates with multiple photo sharing sites
Good selection of standard editing tools
Cons
Color and exposure auto-fixes are conservative

Picnik Online Photo Editor Review

by Harry McCracken, PC World

- Picnik certainly takes its name to heart: Its sleek tabbed interface has a blue-sky background and blades of grass, and it claims to be picking blackberries, buttering sandwiches, and cueing up birdsongs as it loads. But the service's playful personality belies its serious capabilities. In fact, of the six online photo editors I reviewed for PC World, Picnik's free version is my top pick--even without some features available only in the $25-a-year Premium edition. (See the chart of Web-based photo editors and our slide show on the services.)

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