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…
Follow my guide to make a quick glitch effect for free with Pixlr X.
In this article, I’ll show you how you can achieve a layer with a transparent background and save it in PNG format. Before making the background transparent, there are a few steps that you’ll need to replicate beforehand to get a specific part of your image extracted. Most…
SUMMER. Want to make your photos look like they’ve captured the true essence of this season? Three words. Sun-kissed glow. Or was that two words? Regardless, summer is when you want to achieve that warm lighting to give your skin exactly that – like it’s been kissed by…
Making things for social media? Here’s a quick guide on how to resize social media photos so that they’ll fit the requirements of your respective social accounts. Did you know? By default, Pixlr X already has some ready-made sizes that you can simply choose from the new file…
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…
