At least we have two situations when we need to remove metadata from photos or images. First, to reduce the size. Second, to protect our privacy. Either way, metadata tags like Exif, GPS, XMP, IPTC, MakerNotes, Jpeg Comments, PhotoShop IRB, ICC Profiles, Ducky APP12, CIFF & AFCP can be easily removed.

Exif Tag Remover is a free utility that lets us remove metadata from multiple images or photos at once. We can also select which metadata tags that we want to remove. If you want to leave the original images untouched, there is an option to save the cleaned images as new ones instead of overwriting. Read the rest of this entry »

Fullscreen Photo Viewer is a free application that lets you view your images instantly in fullscreen right from Windows explorer or from within the program itself. Once installed, “Fullscren” option is added to the right-click menu and displayed whenever you right-click any of the supported images. Currently, this program supports bmp, gif, jpg, png and mbm. Read the rest of this entry »

Picslice is a good choice if you want to slice or crop jpeg, png or gif online easily. It allows you to upload pictures either from an URL or from your computer. Before proceeding to the cropping or slicing task, you can optionally resize the picture by specifying the pixel width and height. Read the rest of this entry »

If you take a photo using a flash in a darkened room, you will likely to find that the people in the picture have red eyes. The red eye reduction feature which is available in many cameras can be used to overcome the problem. Another trick is to turn on all the lights within the room or, if possible, use a separate flash unit. The most common way to remove red eye is perhaps using a digital photo software, but nowadays you can also do it online without installing any software. Read the rest of this entry »

Need an easy way to make photo collage without installing software in your computer? Photovisi beta is an awesome online photo collage maker if you want to combine different photos into one new composition. Currently, in its beta status, it has 18 free collage templates. You can upload photos from your computer or your flickr account.

According to the template you choose, the number of the photos you can combine can be different. The simplest one allows you to collage two photos, while the richest one lets you collage up to 30 photos. Once you select a template, you can start uploading photos. Read the rest of this entry »