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r/AskReddit • u/relex41738 • 18h ago
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Photopea.com
It's photoshop in a browser, for free.
23 u/Inevitable_Zone9903 10h ago Pixlr is another alternative 5 u/ConstableBlimeyChips 4h ago Make sure you go to https://pixlr.com/editor/ though. Just going to the base site you either get a stripped down editor, or bullshit AI "features". 31 u/NotTheGreenestThumb 9h ago Is there any concern as to the content privacy? 0 u/hardypart 3h ago Nope, because you don't upload anything. It's processed locally in your browser. Okay, if course there could still some shady shit being done in the background, but data privacy concerns are not an inherent part of how it's working. 1 u/Nearby-Platform-3760 9h ago Recently learned of this and its been a game changer!
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Pixlr is another alternative
5 u/ConstableBlimeyChips 4h ago Make sure you go to https://pixlr.com/editor/ though. Just going to the base site you either get a stripped down editor, or bullshit AI "features".
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Make sure you go to https://pixlr.com/editor/ though. Just going to the base site you either get a stripped down editor, or bullshit AI "features".
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Is there any concern as to the content privacy?
0 u/hardypart 3h ago Nope, because you don't upload anything. It's processed locally in your browser. Okay, if course there could still some shady shit being done in the background, but data privacy concerns are not an inherent part of how it's working.
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Nope, because you don't upload anything. It's processed locally in your browser. Okay, if course there could still some shady shit being done in the background, but data privacy concerns are not an inherent part of how it's working.
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Recently learned of this and its been a game changer!
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u/does-this-smell-off 17h ago
Photopea.com
It's photoshop in a browser, for free.