
Explore Pixlr X by editing a sample image with basic effects and filters, using cut out and undo, and experiment with forest, liquify, and Van Gogh style options.
Explore Lunapic, an online photo editor, by uploading and resizing images, applying famous artworks, graffiti, artifacts, painting and space art effects, and undoing changes with history.
Frame an image in Canva using frames, overlays, and background removal, resize canvases, and apply effects, color adjustments, and text for a polished design.
Explore advanced framing in Canva by applying frames and grids, layering photos as backgrounds, adding logo overlays, text, and signature fonts, then resize, crop, duplicate, group, and export animated gifs.
Build a magazine cover in Canva by selecting pastel tones, uploading an image, adjusting document colors for readability, and adding a logo, barcode, and background options before exporting.
Pixlr X has some advantages for photo filtering. Lunapic has some nice photo effects. Making print graphics, cards, and almost any other type of template is easy on Canva. These all have their advantages. However, what if you combined the tools to get the best of both worlds, or in this case three worlds? This course is meant to give you an introduction to all three of these, and take you on some step by step examples.