1. Picnik
Arguably, Picnik is the most popular web-based photo editor. Why? Because it’s now integrated with Flickr.
2. Splashup
Very polished interface. Tools and palettes are modeled after Photoshop. And it has layers!
3. Phoenix
Part of the Aviary suite of creative apps, Phoenix also offers layers and compositing.
4. Photoshop Express
Adobe was a little late to the web-apps game, but this is a pretty good first try. I like the free 2GB of space. Unlike the real Photoshop, this web version has no ability to layer or composite images.
5. Snipshot
Nice, simple, and clear interface, with no ads at all.
6. flauntR
flautR offers a cornucopia of image tools, boasting thousands of photo effects. If you want to make your photo look like a cheezy painting, this is the place.
7. Pic Resize
Another ad-free editor. I love the huge buttons.
8. Pixenate
Hmm… looks like Pixenate was “inspired” by Pic Resize. The icons and ads are annoyingly awful, but the app works.
9. FotoFlexer
Another simple interface. This one enables you to composite and “layer” images but without using a traditional layers palette. Instead, you can drag the photos and “push” them back or forward.
10. Phixr
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