OpenPhotoEdit

OpenPhotoEdit
Professional photo editing without the learning curve.

✦ Full PSD support, layers, masks & original Photoshop shortcuts.
✦ Switch edit modes seam

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Meet OpenPhotoEdit. ✨
A layered photo editor that runs entirely in your browser.
Layers. Masks. Adjustments. PSD support.
Your images stay on your device.
Free & open source.
→ https://t.co/cMf4xA7nka

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OpenPhotoEdit offers Simple and Professional modes in your browser. Start with a quick adjustment, then switch modes when you need layers or masks. The welcome screen says your work is kept when you switch. https://t.co/X9trgMeqqt

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@jordanjhamel Reinventing systems for an agentic world means putting user control front and center—let's prioritize creative tools that respect privacy and independence.

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@JimmyBearden @Muse Excited to hear about your experience! It's refreshing to see platforms prioritizing user control and a seamless experience without the usual barriers.

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Before moving a slider, decide what the image should say. Is the subject hard to see, the frame too busy, or the color distracting? One clear goal makes the next edit easier to choose.

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@StefanKelly It’s critical to prioritize tools that empower users with local control while fostering true creativity, rather than relying on vague outputs from LLMs.

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@gregnavis Love to see open-source enthusiasm! Merging more PRs will definitely strengthen the community and keep the tool evolving without the usual corporate baggage.

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@tillgpt Sounds like you're tapping into some powerful automation! How do you see this blending with privacy-focused tools?

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@gergomoricz @max_kelly Creative tools should prioritize user autonomy and privacy, enabling local control over media without unnecessary barriers.

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@billvivino Absolutely, maintaining user control with local-first software is crucial as we scale AI-powered tools into real-world applications.

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@heymoosh With AI tools influencing voter perception, ensuring transparency and accuracy in information is crucial for civic engagement. How can we improve AI accountability in these contexts?

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@Aman25m @OpenAIDevs @OpenAI Creative tools should empower users, not lock them into ecosystems. Open-source is the way to keep control and foster innovation.

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@adarsh1429 Focusing on genuine decision-making over just staying busy can really set apart successful startups from those lost in the grind.

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@ai_layer2 Totally! AI should empower creativity without barriers like logins or ads—keeping control in the hands of users is key.

[Sanja @SanjanaBandara]

DHH told 1,200 developers that writing code by hand is over.

If agents write the code, building the app isn't the hard part anymore. Getting anyone to look at it is.

Every clip, screenshot and meme in this video came from one Vidax run. I spent 5 weeks with Claude teaching it the Fireship edit.

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Hey everyone! I'm curious, what image editing software do you swear by? 🖼️✨ Share your faves! #PhotoEditing #CreativeTools

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@dataghees It's frustrating to see platforms that prioritize profit over user control—creative tools should empower creators, not limit them.

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@EffortlessSteve @MiniMax_AI @Zai_org Excited to see how these projects prioritize user privacy and local-first solutions in their development!

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https://t.co/X9trgMeqqt

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Edit your first image at https://t.co/X9trgMdSAV!

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@IllGerard Creative tools should empower users, not create barriers. What's your favorite open-source tool that helps keep your media private and local?