SplashUp currently holds a “beta” on it’s logo, indicating we can expect a lot of development and improvement as time gos on.

It’s meta description is as follows:

Splashup is the only full-featured, free range, image editor online. Create new images, edit existing images and manipulate layers with filters, layer effects and myriad other drawing and image editing tools.

According to its WhoIs page it is registered privately through Domains by Proxy.

I didn’t have time to extensively test the site for bugs, but upon ... Read More »]]> I literally just Stumbled across this nifty little website called SplashUp.com. I must say, I was really impressed! Sites like these really have me looking forward to the future of the web. What if we could edit and share all our images online everywhere we went?

About SplashUp

SplashUp currently holds a “beta” on it’s logo, indicating we can expect a lot of development and improvement as time gos on.

It’s meta description is as follows:

Splashup is the only full-featured, free range, image editor online. Create new images, edit existing images and manipulate layers with filters, layer effects and myriad other drawing and image editing tools.

According to its WhoIs page it is registered privately through Domains by Proxy.

I didn’t have time to extensively test the site for bugs, but upon a quick sweep through it seems simple enough for a first time photo editor, but powerful enough for professionals.

SplashUp in the future

I wonder if sites like SplashUp will continue to remain free? Will we begin replacing programs such as Photoshop? I have seen worse picture editors come installed on computers.

Cool features from SplashUp allow you to share your images through the site itself, or on your Facebook or Flickr accounts.

You can follow their blog for updates here.