Microsoft Paint is introducing support for both layers and transparency

  • edric@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    Too little, too late. I'm no graphic designer, but for the occasional times when I need to edit something, photopea has been more than enough.

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      1 year ago

      Well, Photopea is pretty close to being a 1:1 clone of Photoshop, it's a top of the line non-destructive photo editing web app, way better and easier to use than GIMP. The only good thing about GIMP is that it's open source.

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          1 year ago

          Do you do photo manipulation for a living ? If you did, you would know for a fact everything I said is true. And if you don't know what non-destructive even means or some other term that sounds like marketing speech, then I suggest you google those terms, because they are actual features. Features that someone who likes to save time on work would really appreciate.

          Edit: My tier list

          1. Photoshop

          2. Photopea

          3. GIMP

          4. Photoshop web (it's like a Photoshop by Fisher Price)