The FotoFlexer Blog

Many thanks to all the great users of FotoFlexer. We’re seeing record-setting traffic, and we are so, so, so, so happy to be providing folks with the world’s most advanced online image editing solution!!!

CNET selected FotoFlexer as a Finalist for the 2008 Webware 100 list. Please cast your vote for the world’s most advanced online image editor here:

http://www.webware.com/html/ww/100/2008/vote_publish.html?compid=103433

Thank you for your support, your vote means a lot, and please remember:

Yes we can! Si se puede!

From Jeremy Neal at Lead Inspectors:

“Fotoflexer is a great tool for web publishers, bloggers, professional photographers or anyone who edits photos for business or pleasure.”

From Scott Gilbertson at Wired:

“FotoFlexer, a web-based photo editing application, has rolled out an impressive upgrade with new features designed to compete with desktop software like Photoshop.“

From Josh Lowensohn at Webware:

“Web based photo editor FotoFlexer has been given an update this morning that’s specifically designed to accommodate the needs of advanced users.“

From Kristen Nicole at Mashable:

“Looking at the new features that will be offered with the professional FotoFlexer service, it’s clear that the company is hoping to provide more detailed options for modifying images in a less automated way, and allowing users to get more involved on a deeper level with their images.“

Hmm… this looks new. I wonder what it does?!?  (hint: click it!)

“Web based image editing tools are all the rage right now, …but the best and most powerful is probably FotoFlexer.”

“We like FotoFlexer for it’s awesome integration with social networks.”

“Unlike Photoshop, it offers some pretty slick how-to videos on it’s website.”

“[FotoFlexer has] an extremely impressive smart-resize feature that resizes photos or lets you cut elements of a photo without any distortion.”

Watch the complete review on CNET TV:

www.cnettv.com

Fans of Louis XIV can now create their own, personalized cover art for the new CD, “Slick Dogs and Ponies”…

…and thanks to Atlantic Records for supporting such great artists. Rolling Stone has said of Louis XIV , “[They] Pair the thrilling hedonism of early-Seventies T. Rex and David Bowie with cartoonishly sexed-up vocals that make winking fun of glitter rock’s excesses.” Sounds like our kind of music. Rock on.

…an iPod Touch demonstration with a FotoFlexer short-cut: