Image Comparer is a desktop application for Windows operating systems. As mentioned above, the function of the app is to compare images within a gallery of images and then find out which images are duplicates of one another. The image can also be set on a similarity filter that judges images by their percentage similarity. Once your results are compiled from your specified image folder, they are displayed as thumbnails.

You can click on the “Image Pairs” tab to view the duplicate pairs. With each pair you will find a percentage of similarity figure clearly mentioned. You will also find both images displayed and their filepaths displayed.

You can selectively remove the duplicates by deleting those images  or exclude a pair from the list entirely.

Image Comparer comes as a free version with a 30-day trial and a 1 year purchasing license of $49.95. But the developers of the app have been generous enough to provide the first 10 commenters on this post with free 1 year license of the app. So hurry up and start commenting!
Features:

• A user-friendly desktop app.
• Compatible with Windows.
• Detects duplicate images on your computer.
• Mentions percentage of similarity between images.
• Lets you remove duplicates.

Check out Image Comparer @ www.imagecomparer.com (By Umar from AllthatIsApple)

Simply head to their website and click “Create.” From here it will guide you step by step through the process of creating a GIF or 3D image. You simply need to drag the frame around the image you chose until it looks just right. On the right side of the screen you view the product and click to view it in 3D (which requires 3D glasses, otherwise it just looks blurry).

You can also click on the “Galley” to view the images created by other people. This will help give you an idea of where that “sweet spot” is and what the final image should look like.

Features

• Easy to use and create GIFs and 3D images.
• Library of over 40,000 images for your enjoyment.
• Help an art project get off the ground.
• View images from other users in 3D and GIF format.
• Similar tools: 333DDD, Sculptris, and Muvizu.

Find Stereogranimator @ www.stereo.nypl.org

Syncly also lets you view the photos from your Dropbox, so if you delete them from the phone, and still want to show someone, that is an option. It gives you the benefit of more space and the benefit of having on demand access to your pictures. It’s a win-win.

To use the app, you simply need to download it, create a free account and link it with your Dropbox. The app will then automatically sync your pictures, leaving you free space to take lots of new ones.

Features:

• Easy to set up.
• Syncs images with Dropbox automatically.
• Frees space on your device by storing photos in the cloud.
• Photo viewer lets you view images from device as if they were still stored locally.

Find Syncly on the Android Marketplace and @ syncly.de

What makes this app great is that it requires no graphical design skill. You simply add a picture, and it will process it and make the improvements. After it finishes, you can deselect improvements you don’t think are necessary and see how the image changes in real-time. You can also revert back to original with a single tap, so you can see what it looked like before it was enhanced.

You can also add color and background effects to further enhance your picture. You can also share your enhanced images via Facebook, Twitter and email. This way all your friends will think you suddenly became more attractive.

Features:

• Easily enhance any photo.
• All enhancements are automatic so it requires no skill.
• Removes red-eye and whitens teeth.
• Can enhance multiple faces in a photo automatically.
• Color and background enchantments.
• Share via Twitter, Facebook and email.
• Similar tools: PicTreat, MakeUp, FotoCrib and FlauntR.

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The application allows users to sort their photos by date, month, in a calendar view or by map; which shows the location where the photograph was actually taken. You can also set a passcode lock on the application (this is not available in the free version).

To get started, the user first needs to download the application, once done just run the application on your iPhone or Android device and you can then view your photos sorted according to the date on which they were taken.

The Photocal update is available as an in-app purchase for $0.99.

Features

• Free and easy to use.
• Organizes images according to their date/month – making them easier to find and download.
• Available for iPhone and Android.

Check out PhotoCal @ http://www.cultstory.com/apps/photocal

CanvasDropr is a free to use web service that lets you easily share photographs with friends by letting them collaborate on the albums you create. You start by creating an account on the site after which you can create a ‘canvas’ where you simply drop photographs from your computer. You can give your canvas a relevant title and share its URL with friends. Friends visit your canvas, request to be added to it, you accept their request, and they are able to add photographs too. It’s that simple.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you upload photos.
• Lets you give access to others to add photos to your albums.
• Lets you create multiple canvases.
• Similar tools: ZangZing, Photomemo, Troovi and Strobox.
• Also read related article: 4 Sites for Groups to Easily Share Photos from One Event.

Check out CanvasDropr @ www.canvasdropr.com (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

Photo Pin is a website which allows bloggers, and technically any other person to search for images to use in their articles or just for the sake of viewing. Users can search the images on Flickr but the majority of them are licensed under Creative Commons.

All a user has to do is type in the type of image they are searching for, for example – internet, traffic jam, convention show, cartoons, etc. The website will automatically look over the Internet and provide you with images that you can use in your article.

Once you find the image, you can just click on it and download the image. However, you will also need to paste the given code to give credit to the original artist.

Features

• Great for bloggers who are searching for article relevant images.
• Search Flickr photos.
• Free service – does not require any account to use.
• Quick and effective.
• Buy stock photos.
• Similar tools: Veezzle, Unprofound, MorgueFile, StockVault and more in “Top 5 Free Websites for Quality Copyright Free Photographs“

Check out Photo Pin @ www.photopin.com

Then proceed to map out different points on your face so your 3D mask looks as real as possible. Once you are done, the tool generated a 3D mask for your face that is played in a movie scene. You can share this on social media, download it as an image to your computer or share it as a 3D model.

Features:

• Create a 3D mask like Mission Impossible movie.
• Share the 3D model or download as an image.
• No registration required.

Visit MaskMaker @ http://www.missionimpossible.com/intl/uk/maskmaker [Via TheNextWeb]

It also offers Facebook integration so you can directly select photos from your Facebook account to apply effects on and then share with friends.

Features

• Apply all kinds of effects to your photos in one click
• No sign up needed
• Integrate with Facebook and directly apply effects to your photos there

Check out Messmyphoto @ www.messmyphoto.com/Editor.aspx (By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)

InstaBG is a service that connects your Twitter account with your Instagram account. Many iOS device users use Instagram to store the photographs they shoot with their phones. With InstaBG, those Instagram photos can be automatically set as the background to your Twitter profile. In addition to the photograph, the background can show likes and dates for your image. Photos can also be set as the background according to categories or tags.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Sets Instagram photos as your Twitter profile background.
• Automatically updates background.
• Can display likes and date for images.
• Similar tools: Twilk, Twitbacks and Twitter Patterns.

Check out InstaBG @ www.instabg.com  (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)