Image Editor by Pixo Plugin

Pixo is cross-platform image editor. It can be integrated into any web app.

This plugin does exactly this – it fully replaces WordPress’ default image editor with this more powerful one, and integrates it into the front-end.

Features:

• Remove Background
• Resize Image & Upscale with high quality
• Instagram-like Filters
• Stock and custom Stickers (from file or URL)
• Rich Text editing
• Drawing
• Beautiful Photo Frames
• Shapes
• Image filesize optimization
• Batch editing (supported only in Media list view)
• Updates all posts where the image has been referenced
• Can attach to every file input field in the front-end!
• Crop, Flip, Rotate
• Color corrections (RGB, HSV, brightness/contrast, and more)
• Restore previous sessions and make changes to images (undo changes, update text, and more)
• Image optimization via TinyPNG
• Ability to choose to which image size to apply changes to (all, thumbnail, all except thumbnail)
• Supports Block Editor (Gutenberg)
• Supports Multisite
• Mobile-friendly

Pixo is external service that requires registration. This plugin only wraps the service into WordPress and does the registration automatically for you. The registration is with your WordPress user’s email address and a randomly generated password. To change that password visit the Control Panel.

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Plugin installation is the same as every other WordPress plugin:

1. Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/pixo directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress.
3. The plugin will auto-generate API key for you; in case you already have registration and API key, go to Settings–>Image Editor screen to configure the plugin.

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   You upload images to your WordPress site. You click the [Edit Image] button...

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   ...and this opens your image for editing!

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   Apply filters...

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   ...add stickers...

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   ...add rich text...

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   ...choose a nice photo frame...

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   ...or a shape!

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   You can also free draw...

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   ...and fine-tune colors, RGB, HSV...

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    ...and when you are happy with the result – just save!

2.3.3

• Fixed inability to batch/multiple edit more than ~20 media files

2.3.2

• Fixed issue when editing older (uploaded long time ago) files

2.3.1

• Security fix, preventing possible phishing CSRF attack

2.3

• Supports WordPress Multisite

2.2.1

• Fixed broken multiple editing in Media

2.2

• Translate Pixo in the front-end respecting the current localization

2.1.1

• Fixed a bug: Cannot select custom stickers library if previously selected 1+ and then deleted them

2.1

• UI to select Custom Stickers Libraries for wp-admin area
• UI to select Custom Stickers Libraries for front-end area when Pixo is loaded globally

2.0

• Front-end integration, with great customization
• Custom stickers collection

1.5.3

• Fixed JS error for users with less capabilities
• Fixed non-working capability setting

1.5.2

• Fixed a regression – Media view did not refresh on Save

1.5.1

• Insert Media dialog now refreshes when edited image is saved as new attachment
• Ensure Block Editor integration affects only Image block (core/image)

1.5

• Added integration to Block Editor (Gutenberg)
• Ability to choose to which image size to apply changes to (all, thumbnail, all except thumbnail)
• Settings page visual improvements

1.4.2

• Fixed issue where older version of the image was loaded in the Editor when image was edited immediately after it was saved in the previous image editing session

1.4.1

• Fixed a bug where Save button was not working in FREE mode

1.4

• Ability to save edited image as new attachment (Pixo Premium feature)
• Ability to update all posts where edited image has been referenced (Pixo Premium feature)

1.3.1

• Support for batch editing in WP versions prior to 4.7

1.3

• Batch editing (available only in Media list view) (Pixo Premium feature)

1.2.3

• Load default WordPress image editor if Pixo API key is not properly configured
• Ability to manually add API key if the user already has a registration
• Fixed behavior bug where Pixo editor was opening forever after image has been saved

1.2.2

• Preserve original base filename of edited images

1.2.1

• Fixed bug in error reporting on registration

1.2

• Added ability to configure Pixo from Settings Page – output format, quality and optimization via TinyPNG
• Pixo loads in the same language (if available) as the WordPress is set to
• Improved look of admin notifications in WP 4.0 and below

1.1

• Reworked plugin installation so the user now can register to Pixo service with his own email and password
• Adding support for even older WP versions (3.5+)
• Image editing with Pixo is now possible even if GD or ImageMagic libraries are not available

1.0.3

• Fixed image preview not updating everywhere after edit
• Compatibility fix for WP < 4.5
• Fixed inability to edit image more than once in a row

1.0.2

• Pixo Editor is now loading when editing image from Insert Media dialog

1.0.1

• Integrated Control Panel in a right panel in the Settings page

1.0

• Initial version