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bucolic_frolic

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2. There are other imaging software, as well as online sites to upload and crop

Reply to KS Toronado (Original post)

Sat Feb 26, 2022, 05:00 PM

Feb 2022

PhotoFiltre is a relatively small, free photo editor. It's kinda handy because it's quick with popular functions.

GIMP is a full-featured photo editor, but it's large, complex to learn, yet very good.

I don't know of an online editor, but I did use one a few times, just Google until you find the functions you need.

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Windows 10 will not allow me to save a cropped photo [View all] KS Toronado Feb 2022 OP

try clearing your browser history.... TomDaisy Feb 2022 #1

There are other imaging software, as well as online sites to upload and crop bucolic_frolic Feb 2022 #2

Whenever you create an image, run to through a product called MetaData Stripper before posting. TheBlackAdder Feb 2022 #3

Knowing MS, that's probably a paid feature intrepidity Feb 2022 #4

IrfanView for Windows to edit and convert images in an easy to use, Goonch Feb 2022 #5

I used that a lot 20 years ago Yonnie3 Feb 2022 #7

Maybe you didn't actually crop the photo. Earth-shine Feb 2022 #6

I've been trying to repo your problem quixotic1 Feb 2022 #8