Como editar no pixlr

Pixlr Handout : Jayne Salisbury August 2010

Pixlr Photo Editing Handout
What is Pixlr?
Pixlr is an online image editor, which allows you to upload images and edit them in a browser. It is similar to Photoshop (but without the expensive price tag.) Note: Flash plug-in is required to get it to work. Pixlr allows you to edit images on the Web, so if you have a camera full of photos that you want to upload to Schoolwires, but need to resize them first, Pixlr can help you do the job. Even better, if you need to do color correction, add filters, insert some text, or crop the photo, Pixlr can do that as well. Pixlr also allows you to upload images directly from your system or from a URL, so if the images you'd like to edit are already on the Web, you can grab them, work with them, and save them when you're done. The service allows you to save images as either JPG or PNG images. Unfortunately, you can't save images to the Web or publish them directly to other services, but you can download them when you're finished and upload them to your Schoolwires teacher page when you are finished.

Getting Started with Pixlr
  Open browser and type in www.pixlr.com in search engine. Select Pixlr Editor. (Note: Pixlr Express is also available for beginners and quick fixes. For Pixlr Grabber, you can extend the Pixlr experience boy downloading the extension to either Mozilla Foxfire or Google Chrome.)

Getting to know the Pixlr Home Screen (1) Toolbox (2) Tool Options (3) Navigator (4) Layers (5) History

1

Pixlr Handout : Jayne Salisbury August 2010

(1) The Toolbox
The toolbox contains the common used tools that used on specific areas of the image. Select a tool by clicking the icon. If you hover over the button a few seconds, you get a tool-tip with the tool name.

Move tool (V) Marquee tool (M) Lasso tool (L) Crop tool (C) Clone Stamp tool (S) Eraser tool (E) Gradient tool Color replacement tool Blur tool (R) Smudge tool (U) Dodge tool (O) Red eye reduction