-- Posted by dreamweaver at 11:02 pm on June 12, 2009 Gimp For Windows. I have heard it's rather similar to Photoshop, but a little buggy (of course I heard this awhile ago and it has had several updates since then which could mean it has gotten better).   Paint. net According to it's website, it was engineered by undergraduates with help from Microsoft and was intended to replace MSPaint. Looks rather appealing and is still being updated regularly. With this one, you can use plugins, like Photoshop which is rather cool in my opinion.   VCW VicMan's Photo Editor Originally the Pro version was sold and the freeware version was only for enticement, but until recently, the pro version is also free to download. Has special effects, can draw on them, fix your photos, and more.   Picasa 3 Google's own photo editing software. Here you can edit, organize, and even upload it to the internet. As a huge plus (in my opinion anyway), they do provide a tutorial system if you are new to it or to any photo editing software.   You might even be able to find some online that you don't have to download. In order to use this, I would HIGHLY suggest you have decent internet (no dialup- it would be too painful to wait for it and it might even crash);   Gif Works I've used this once or twice. Not too bad. But this was awhile ago when I used it. Great for creating gif images (moving images). Very basic. Sumo Paint 1.0 Set up much like Adobe Photoshop, this online program is rather simple and easy to use. Has all your basics such as layers, swatches, shaping, color changing tools, and such. If you're interested in trying to understand Photoshop, or simply just wanting to edit an image on the go, this one would be perfect for you. -------- --------- --------- ---------- -------- --------- If you have a suggestion or have heard of one that you think would be good to add to this... I would love to hear about it. All you have to do is send me a message. These are only a few of what's out there! -- Posted by Darkane at 7:06 am on June 26, 2009 Pixlr seems pretty well featured for a web app.   Takes on the same sort of layout as Photoshop. Nice list, too! -- Posted by dnyuki at 9:17 am on June 26, 2009 Wow thanks -- Posted by i r sekz at 1:12 am on June 27, 2009 But photoshop is free.. -- Posted by eklipse at 12:31 am on July 29, 2009 Aviary is a good possible photo-editor. It has multiple sections.