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Sumopaint: There's something familiar about this online image editor
The two web apps have extraordinarily similar user interfaces and you can apply a similar array of effects to images you upload. You can also import images from online various online accounts, although Splashup is the clear winner with the ability to import images from Flickr, Picasa, Facebook, and other web sites, while Sumopaint only supports Snap.
Check out an image of the two apps side by side after the jump and you be the judge. Separated at birth, or imitation is the sincerest form of flattery? After all, both look a bit like PhotoShop or the Gimp.
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JustinGerard said 4:25PM on 6-27-2008
You forgot to mention a.viary.com
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InkBrush said 12:45PM on 6-28-2008
As a digital painter i must say that both are really slick tools, but Sumopaint seems to be the only web app that provides functioning tools for digital painters.
With Sumopaint I can finally use my Wacom tablet with online web app!
Other browser based image editors like SplashUp, seems to focus more on photo editing.
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com4myst.blogspot.com said 10:17PM on 8-24-2008
I enjoyed using slashup, i came here looking for the address to sumopaint !
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Kimmo said 6:46AM on 9-18-2008
SUMO Paint updated to version beta 0.31. Lots of bug fixes, new features and many improvements. Check out www.sumopaint.com
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