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Image Editor by Pixo vs ScreenGlow Image Editor – Beautify, Mockup, Annotate, and Edit Images and Screenshots

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Image Editor by PixoScreenGlow Image Editor – Beautify, Mockup, Annotate, and Edit Images and Screenshots
What it doesReplaces the default image editor in wp-admin with more powerful one - Pixo. It can also be used in the front-end.Paste or upload screenshots or images, create mockups, add backgrounds, and annotate screenshots. All directly from your Media Library or editor.
Active installs700+60+
Rating3.5★ (10)5.0★ (1)
Last release2 months ago4 months ago
Current ownerIckataDesign for WP
Added to directory07 Oct 201801 Jan 2025
Tested up toWP 7.0.4WP 7.0.4
Requires PHP5.27.4

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Records: Image Editor by Pixo · ScreenGlow Image Editor – Beautify, Mockup, Annotate, and Edit Images and Screenshots