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Online Photo Editors Offer Cheap Alternatives for Webmasters

BERKELEY, Calif. — A new online photo-editing utility gives budget-conscious adult webmasters and producers a free alternative to Photoshop.

FotoFlexer.com has emerged from a large field of online photo editors that includes competitors Fauxto.com and Picnik.com.

Webmasters may upload adult content to Fotoflexer as long as they label it as such. The site also lets users pull images from anywhere on the web.

Once inside FotoFlexer's online application, users can choose from dozens of common editing tools, including a photo crop, image resizing and basic color-correction.

FotoFlexer users also can cut people out of images, clean blemishes and fix red-eye using simplified versions of popular editing tools.

In addition to its photo-editing features, FotoFlexer lets users build multiple albums that they can download or automatically add to their profiles on MySpace, Facebook, Photobucket, Yahoo and Picassa.

Webmasters running dating sites can embed FotoFlexer's editor into their sites to give users the ability to improve their photos before adding them to their profiles.

A full overview of available online photo-editing utilities is available here.

Representatives for FotoFlexer were not available for comment at press time.

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