Looking to vamp up your photos with a modern gradient effect? Pixlr X has a range of gradient overlays that are presets you can modify to suit the photo you are editing. Gradient overlays are basically selective color toning with a gradual blend of two or more hues.…
In honor of National Mutt Day, here’s a tutorial on how you can go about retouching a dog portrait using Pixlr X. I chose this handsome pitbull photo by contributor lunja on 123RF. Here’s what I’m basically going to do: adjust the hue and saturation of the pitbull…
What can you create with Pixlr X? Even though it’s more for static imagery, you can always make design elements for video with it. Ready to learn more? Here’s a quick visual rundown on what you can do with Pixlr X.
Summer – the season of fun in the sun, picnics, exploring the sand and sea, and … incredible music festivals. What if you’re a visual creator in need of some design inspiration to create visuals for these summer moments? Say no more – these stock content can fulfill…
In the Cutout option on the left sidebar, you’re going to see some choices you can make to keep or remove certain parts of a photo. Simply select the lasso tool and run through the tool options you have in the sidebar. What the lasso tool really does…
I’m using a stock photo offered within Pixlr X’s main page. To open an image, simply drag and drop one of your choice or use the built-in auto file finder. First, you’re going to want to duplicate your chosen photo layer. I always do this just in case…
