Pinta is a free, open-source program for drawing and image editing that combines an easy-to-use interface with tools such as a magic wand, clone and recolor. It offers real-time effects with live previews and unlimited undo, and is available on Linux, Mac, Windows and BSD.
Inpaint is a desktop application for Windows and Mac that removes unwanted objects, tourists, watermarks, date stamps, scratches and skin blemishes from photos. It reconstructs selected areas from nearby pixels and requires only basic image editing skills.
Geometrize is a desktop application and open source toolkit that recreates images as abstract arrangements of rectangles, triangles and ellipses. It generates thousands of random shapes and repeatedly mutates them using hillclimbing optimization, keeping only the best-fitting ones. It is available for Windows, Mac and Linux.
Pixilart is a free online pixel drawing tool. The source states that the tool allows users to make pixel art, game sprites and animated GIFs online for free. It also provides a free mobile app for creating pixel art on the go.
iPiccy is a browser-based photo editing tool. It offers one-click photo fixes, cropping, rotating and resizing, along with photo effects, facial retouching and frames. It also includes a collage maker with templates and a graphic design tool for text, overlays and stickers. The site states it is not yet optimized for mobile devices and recommends a desktop computer.
A web tool for making parody breaking-news images by adding a picture and headline to a headline ticker in wide, square, or portrait sizes. It is described as intended for fun, humour and parody, and users are warned to avoid unlawful or defamatory material. Generated images can be downloaded.
Piskel is a free, open-source web-based editor for spriting and pixel art. It creates pixel art, game sprites and animated GIFs, and is best used in a desktop browser in landscape orientation. The tools include a live animation preview and export to GIF or PNG, including spritesheets. A separate child-friendly version, Piskel for Kids, is available. Free desktop and offline applications exist for Windows, OSX and Linux.
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Inpaint is a desktop application for Windows and Mac that removes unwanted objects, tourists, watermarks, date stamps, scratches and skin blemishes from photos. It reconstructs selected areas from nearby pixels and requires only basic image editing skills.
Geometrize is a desktop application and open source toolkit that recreates images as abstract arrangements of rectangles, triangles and ellipses. It generates thousands of random shapes and repeatedly mutates them using hillclimbing optimization, keeping only the best-fitting ones. It is available for Windows, Mac and Linux.
Pixilart is a free online pixel drawing tool. The source states that the tool allows users to make pixel art, game sprites and animated GIFs online for free. It also provides a free mobile app for creating pixel art on the go.
iPiccy is a browser-based photo editing tool. It offers one-click photo fixes, cropping, rotating and resizing, along with photo effects, facial retouching and frames. It also includes a collage maker with templates and a graphic design tool for text, overlays and stickers. The site states it is not yet optimized for mobile devices and recommends a desktop computer.
A web tool for making parody breaking-news images by adding a picture and headline to a headline ticker in wide, square, or portrait sizes. It is described as intended for fun, humour and parody, and users are warned to avoid unlawful or defamatory material. Generated images can be downloaded.
Piskel is a free, open-source web-based editor for spriting and pixel art. It creates pixel art, game sprites and animated GIFs, and is best used in a desktop browser in landscape orientation. The tools include a live animation preview and export to GIF or PNG, including spritesheets. A separate child-friendly version, Piskel for Kids, is available. Free desktop and offline applications exist for Windows, OSX and Linux.
