Let me know your thoughts on this demo and what other features/functionalities you might be look for. So I hope this will help a few of you out there! I don’t think we can truly go much further without getting into requiring professional 3r party applications. Well, that will pretty much wraps things up for me as far as working with images directly in Microsoft Access. It is also highly configurable, so you can simply change the configuration in the template HTML file to change the look/feel, which menus are available, … Image adjustments (grayscale, sepia, contrast, brightness, …).This is based off of the Toast UI Image Editor (link below) which is JavaScript based, so an HTML image editor which enables: Enjoy an online image editor, photo editor, audio editor, video editor, music studio, code studio, pixel editor and 3D studio for only 4 / month or 89 once. It doesnt matter which operating system or browser you have. Any device works computer, tablet, or mobile device. Now, I can take no credit for the editor itself! All I’ve done is managed to integrate it into Access so we can all benefit from it. Use it in a web browser or as a desktop app. Such a PITA!Įventually … I finally found a technique to bypass CORS and managed to put together a pretty nice tool, IMHO. As you would expect, you can upload images to work with, or provide. Time after time I would try to implement them and kept hitting the HTML/HTTP CORS wall. Pixlr X looks like a modern desktop photo editor, and has a range of tools that put many installable apps to shame. So, I went out searching and found a few options. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could do all of this in Access directly and no longer need 3rd party applications, or ActiveX controls? Wouldn’t it be nice if we could have a seamlessly integrated full fledged image editor in a Microsoft Access form! - online image editor with instant photo editing tools. I don’t need a full blown editor like Photoshop, GIMP,, … but I do need the ability to resize, crop, insert some text and a few other simple things (from time to time). I know that quite often, I need to do a little more than just crop an image. Finally, you can add a whole-image effect like oil paint. It also lets you touch up the photo with contrast, brightness, hue/saturation, noise reduction, and a sharpening tool.

You can crop, resize, and rotate a picture. That said, I wanted to push things further. BatchPhoto Espresso is another simple photo editor. Kickstart your creative process with our AI-powered writing assistant, Magic Write, or let Magic Design generate a custom design for you. I demonstrated how one could easily integrate the means to crop images. Erase or replace objects from your photos with Magic Edit, or generate a new image with Text to Image. Apparently not! So I was doing some house cleaning and came across a project I had developed several years back, but wouldn’t work because the old web browser control didn’t support HTML canvas elements and I had shelved it. In my post I said I was done with the Modern Web Browser control.

Image editor browser