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Image editing software purchase for social media design
I recently bought some new image editing software for my social media stuff, and let me tell you, it's been worth every penny. This software makes it super easy for me to make and edit images for my social media accounts. It's got cool features like removing backgrounds, fixing up photos, getting rid of blemishes, blending backgrounds with AI, switching up colors, and a whole lot more. One thing I really like is the option to make images bigger, which has been a game-changer for me when it comes to making top-notch pics for my merch sites.
Photo editing software subscription
The company isn't running a charity here. It totally makes sense for them to charge for what they offer. I've been using their photo editing software subscription for a few months and let me tell you, it's totally worth the money. The features are awesome and the interface is super easy to use. I really value the great service that Pixlr gives, even if it means paying for it. It's crucial to support businesses like Pixlr so they can keep providing awesome services to folks like me.
My school project
I had to use this tool for a school project, and let me tell you, it was a bit confusing at first since the interface looked different than what I'm used to. But after messing around with it for a bit, I finally figured out how to use the tools and ended up creating a pretty cool picture. Once I got the hang of it, the design was actually pretty simple and easy to understand.
Basic editing and compression tools
I thought the tools in this software were really good for simple editing and compressing. I mostly used it for adding text and making files smaller for social media, and it worked well for that. But for more complicated editing, I'd suggest using Adobe or some other free options because they're better.
Free to Paid Subscription
I used to really like this platform and I would go on it all the time for editing my photos. But, all of a sudden, they're asking for money to use some features that used to be free. It caught me off guard and I'm pretty bummed about it. Just yesterday, I could do everything without having to pay, but now they're limiting me to only saving my work two times unless I sign up for a subscription.
AI interface, credits, new interface
I've been using this platform for a while and it was great, but now the new AI interface is terrible. They give you credits to use the AI, but then it doesn't even work right. It's like, seriously, Pixlr? Maybe they're just trying it out, but they shouldn't give credits if it's not even working. They should let us pick which interface we want to use, but now we're stuck with this new one. I'm using it less now because of this.
