Have you ever taken a photo and noticed something you’d rather not show? Maybe it’s a stranger’s face, a license plate, or a distracting object. Blurring objects in photos is a common need, whether for privacy or professional use. Thankfully, your smartphone makes this easier than you think! In this guide, we’ll walk you through the fastest ways to blur image on iPhone, Android, and Samsung Galaxy devices. Let’s get started!… Read the rest
When it comes to photo editing, Affinity Photo vs Photoshop is a debate that continues to dominate the industry. Both tools specialize in raster-based editing, excelling in photo retouching, image manipulation, and handling raster graphics rather than vectors.
Adobe Photoshop, launched in 1990, has become a household name and is widely recognized as one of the most comprehensive and powerful image editing tools available.… Read the rest
Removing the background from an image is a common task in graphic design and photo editing. It’s an essential step for isolating the main subject of an image and making it stand out against a transparent background. In this article, we present a few ways to remove the background from an image with online tools or apps you are already using.
Knowing how to remove the background from an image is a valuable skill.… Read the rest
With smartphone cameras becoming better and better, many people feel better about dabbling with photography.
If you want to take the step to upgrade from your iPhone to a digital camera, there are a few things you need to know. In the past, we have published many information and tutorials about digital photography, the files associated with photos, and some basic image editing needs we can help you with in different ways.… Read the rest
Instagram is an amazing way to get your images out there, give an insight into your life, and share beautiful pictures. Over 800 million users are already doing this, 500 million of them on a daily basis.
If you’re an avid Instagram user or just like browsing, you surely noticed something about these images: they are all square. When you take pictures on your phone, they usually come in a 16:9 (landscape) or 9:16 (portrait) ratio.… Read the rest
Image editing is a big part of the image converter options of online-convert.com’s RESTful API.
Next to basic image editing when it comes to color, quality, DPI, and image size, there is something else you can do to your pictures and photos using the API: cropping. For tutorials for the basic image editing, check out this article: Basic Image Editing Via API. The cropping will be handled in this tutorial.… Read the rest
Before digital cameras, photos had to develop and you received them printed on special paper. This was common even when digital cameras slowly took over and even today, people like to print out their favorite shots. What if you want to digitalize old photos and albums though? Then you have to scan those images to make a digital copy.
Usually, scanners give you numerous ways to make sure your image is angled correctly.… Read the rest
Image editing is an almost substantial part of our lives by now. Almost no image is uploaded to social media that hasn’t been enhanced in some way. Face tuning, filters, adding stamps and emojis, and more.
On Online-Convert.com, you also have the possibility to apply some basic image editing when converting your image files. Of course, this is also possible when creating screenshots from a video. We have explained the image enhancing settings already.… Read the rest
When working on the web, images have a huge impact. They are catching the eye of a potential customer or buyer and gain a lot more reach and views – and thus conversion – than simple text posts on social media.
Unfortunately, sometimes it is extremely difficult to work with images due to certain restrictions and conditions you have to follow. They differ from Facebook to Twitter, from WordPress to Tumblr, etc.… Read the rest
Editing an image is, nowadays, an almost daily thing. Adding filters on Instagram, retouching a selfie before uploading it, creating cover images for Twitter or Facebook… Apps like Snapchat and Instagram, but also image sharing services like Tumblr, Imgur and Flickr live from strong visuals.
However, not everyone can afford to have Photoshop installed on their computer. Let alone the limited space on your phone that is too precious to be used for the one millionth app.… Read the rest