FixUpMyPic : Automatic Photo Improver

FixUpMyPic is the first photo improvement website that lets you improve your photos online without any effort. All you have to do is upload your photo and tell them what do you want them to fix in it in 1-2 lines. Once the image is submitted, you should receive a “fixed” image shortly after.

To get an idea about the kind of stuff you can ask them to improve in your photos, check out their styles page. To sum up, this website will improve your photos for free. It’s really that easy.

FixUpMyPic - Online Photo Improver

We have covered many image editing websites before, but this is the first website that does it all for you. I have no idea how they manage but lets hope it’s automated. Otherwise I don’t think they will remain online for long. Another slightly similar service is ImproveYourImages.

Go to FixUpMyPic @ www.fixupmypic.com


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  • Ralph

    This site is really cool. Perfect for someone who knows nothing about Photoshop.

  • http://www.ee.iitb.ac.in/student/~kartikmohta Kartik

    From their “About” page:

    How does this work?

    The FixUpMyPic process is very simple. Guests navigate to the upload page, they enter an email address and how they want their pic fixed, and after they upload, a FixUpMyPic professional artist will obey the user’s customization order and then email the photo back to them.

    So it’s not automated! There are actually people there doing the fixing for you.

    • http://www.makeuseof.com Aibek

      Thanks for heads up, I completely missed it. I really hope it manages to stay online.

  • http://www.tucia.com unicore

    actually tucia.com is the first human-powered photo fixing site. it’s been free for 5 month, but sadly now it’s not free anymore.

    • http://www.makeuseof.com Aibek

      Really? I have never heard of it.
      Stiil thanks though :-)

  • Mary

    only negative thing about fixupmypic is that they save your image in their gallery. There should be an option to delete it.

  • Scott

    @Mary – actually it seems as if there is a way to have the picture private. You have to tell them in the description:

    http://www.fixupmypic.com/about/

  • ajax

    I prefer Tucia.com for my private retouch.