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Edit your images in your browser with G'MIC online!

By at 2012-10-15 00:32:48 UTC, last updated over 11 years ago. CC BY-NC License

A polaroid effect made in the online version of G'MIC A polaroid effect made in the online version of G'MIC

Yesterday the creator and maintainer of the well known plug-in G’MIC, David Tschumperlé, published an online version. It was developed by his collegue Sébastien Fourey.

With it you are able to apply the 202 filters that usually come with the plugin on images you upload to the service. This can be perfectly used for simple editing of your photos, ie. you can sharpen, de-noise images or simply make a polaroid or sketch effect out of you photos. You can also make black-white effects and combine different filters. It is very simple, and the great thing is that you see an online preview of you selected filter in a thumbnail to the left. After you apply the filters of your choice you can download the full version of your image. All of the editing is donw server-side, so there is no need to use your CPU for processing the image,

However, since you cannot make selections or other detailed editing stuff, GIMP is still needed if you want to get the most out of the plugin.

But still – the web version is very cool, so head over to G’MIC online and try it out yourself. The only limitation is a maximum file size of currently 2MB.

Thanks to coco for the hint!

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Hermann Muntz
over 11 years ago

Quite amazing!

Lyle member for almost 12 years Lyle 91 comments
over 11 years ago

Saw this one at the G'MIC Flickr several days ago. Best to just use G'MIC in GIMP for but those non-GIMP users, giving folk a taste of G'MIC's power might encourage those folks to download GIMP and give it a try. :)