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Learn how to cutout, add or change the background of images for free using Pixlr X.
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…
Fire up Pixlr X in your browser. For this tutorial, I’m using Safari, but Chrome and Firefox work just as well. Create a new document with Instagram’s square dimensions: 1080 by 1080 pixels. You can opt for changing the name of your project, or adding a background by…
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…
