miniPaint
miniPaint is free online image editor using HTML5. Edit, adjust your images, add effects online in your browser without installing anything. You can use the Electron based version of the editor if you like.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application types
EUPlatforms
- Linux
- Online
- Self-Hosted
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- No registration required
- Support for Layers
- Create New Empty Images
- Ad-free
Tags
- tilt-shift
- canvas
- javascript-based
- gimp
- transparent
- Html5
- sharpen
- Javascript
- photoshop
- electron
miniPaint News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- zhiny reviewed miniPaint
It's more powerful than it looks. Despite it lacks of a lasso tool or a mask for layers it looks like a good option for free editing!
- zhiny added Lightweight as a feature to miniPaint
- zhiny liked miniPaint
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- TBayAreaPat commented on miniPaint
Used this online with Windows and could only save to JSON. I guess that's standard with a HTML5 editor.
- y2kay liked miniPaint
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What is miniPaint?
miniPaint is free online image editor using HTML5. Edit, adjust your images, add effects online in your browser without installing anything. You can use the Electron based version of the editor if you like.
miniPaint information
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Open Source and Free product.Written in
Alternatives
36 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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- 3,169 Stars
- 717 Forks
- 41 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
A very complete and well-designed editor, with many functions to edit and create images online. The name Mini Paint is certainly wrong, in its functionalities it has nothing of "Mini", it is a powerful tool on a par with others.
It's more powerful than it looks. Despite it lacks of a lasso tool or a mask for layers it looks like a good option for free editing!
Used this online with Windows and could only save to JSON. I guess that's standard with a HTML5 editor.
miniPaint is great as an image editor or painting tool. It has all I need, including layers. The desktop applications Pinta and PhotoFlare, which I actually like to use under Xubuntu, crash too often.
MiniPaint is free, fast, and well-built.