Hey hey, it’s the middle of the Summer, and it’s getting hot at Pixo’s office! After the release of the subscriptions service, we moved back to features development and improvements. Today we released Shape, our new feature, with which users will be able to wrap their images inside specific shapes. Current list of shapes includes:Read More
Hi folks! We are happy to announce that this week we deployed a couple of performance optimizations, resulting in greater response on low-end hardware, such as old smartphones. Results of our tests showed that Pixo is now 4 times faster in terms of applying image effects, adjustments, and blur. These are great results! Another great improvement is imageRead More
Hey there! We are actively working on a new end-user feature – adding blur effects to images! We will release them this Wed, April 3. Here’s how it looks: And here’s how these effects can be applied with ease: Zoom blur Here is a comparison of the zoom-blur effect (original image/with zoom-blur): Tilt Shift blur ReleaseRead More
Hi folks, We just added new cool image filters to our collection. Some of them are similar to Instagram’s most popular filters. We hope to make your users happier! Filtering As filters are getting more and more, users are now able to filter the collection by name, so they quickly find the filter they’re lookingRead More
Hi folks, Here’s another translation available! It is Brazilian Portuguese (pt-BR). If you need Pixo translated to this language, set it like this: new Pixo.Bridge({ language: ‘pt-BR’, }); Special thanks to Edelcio Molina (CEO, SimplificaCI) for translating. If you want Pixo translated in your language, you can help!
Hi folks, Long time no hear… But we keep ourselves busy 🙂 Here’s a list with some recent improvements. Improved loading If you send to the editor url to image to be edited, the url’s domain should be either the same as your site, or should have CORS enabled. Pixo requires servers to serve imagesRead More
Hi folks! We’re glad to announce that you can now add custom image frames to your Pixo instances. To do that, provide a filterFrames function to editor’s configuration: var my_frames = [ { // This is the PNG image that will be used as frame. The larger size the better. // Required. The URL must be publiclyRead More
Hi folks, Our first translation in different language is already available! It is French (fr-FR). If you need Pixo translated to French, set the appropriate language: new Pixo.Bridge({ language: ‘fr-FR’, }); Special thanks to Wallprint for translating. If you want Pixo translated in your language, you can help!
Hi folks, Pixo is used worldwide, and it will be great if it can be translated into multiple languages. That’s why we added ability to configure the editor in specific language. However, we lack of translations. Therefore, we kindly ask you to help us translate it. How to help Download sample JSON translation file Rename theRead More
Today we released a new functionality – ability to add image into a frame. There are a couple of stock frames to choose from, and more are about to come soon. You can see this new feature in action in our demo. Why I don’t see the frames in my Pixo instance? Frames are notRead More
