Its a fun program and has a loyal following, and yes, layers! And everything has been translated -) Here's a direct link to Pixia - I've written about it on your other post, as has another member, Idahl. This is a pretty slick looking program, and if you have PShop experience, you should be able to figure things out (hey, if I can, anybody can!).

I made sure that is DOES have layers! The downside?.the help section is in Japanese (the program interface however, has been translated into English). PictBear SE, free alternative to Photoshop ! A powerfull image editor, packed with useful features for every day image editing. PictBear SE comes with several pre-defined special effects and the option to add additional ones. The program offers a clean and easy to understand interface that includes all common editing tools and various image effects. PictBear SE offers all the standard editing features (selection, clone brush, paint brush etc.) as well as a large selection of image effects, photo masks, image adjustments and more. PictBear SE 2.0 is a complete image editing and effects package, that will amaze you with his features. This may be what you're looking for - here's the quote from klite tools: It has what it call layers, but, like everything else, it handles them a bit differently - and that's in their own words! I haven't used it recently, but its worth checking out). Try this site - its one of the first I discovered and it has links to quite a few apps that are interesting, including Pixia, Photoplus 6, and Painter 25 (this one is a little bit.well, odd, but check it out anyway. Hi FreewareFana! My 1st recommendation would have been PhotoFiltre free, but I liked it so much, I paid for the upgrade and had forgotten that the free version didn't support layers, so I went looking thru my programs and here is what I found:įreebyte's Guide to Free Graphics Software

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