Image Editing

The Rad Inks Card Designer is an applet suited for print industry web sites. It provides your users a simple means of conveying ideas for their business cards to you. Users can specify fonts, colors, and even add images to their cards. The final design is saved as an XML from which you can regenerate the design.

aColoring is a Coloring book applet including a save option with acxImage and jspImage components. It works on all the navigators supporting the JDK 1.1.

This is an applet that allows image processing within the browser: crop, resize, rotate, adjust brightness, contrast. The resulting image can be saved on the server in JPEG format. The developer can define output image constraints: aspect ratio, maximum or fixed dimensions. Implementation: Java applet (95KB) compatible with JDK 1.4 or later. Tested in the most popular browsers: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome. The download package includes a documentation for developers and examples in PHP, ASP, ASP.NET, JSP.

This software is a drawing graphic interface used for web pages and forums. With this applet, your visitors can draw, save and view their drawing on your web site. This application could for example be used in a discussion forum, your visitors will be able to add graph accompanying their text. This software is free for non-commercial sites.

aDraw is a drawing java applet including a save option with acxImage and jspImage components.

This is a general purpose image editor that allows drawing within a browser. The editor's GUI can be configured for specific applications. The image can be saved to the server in GIF, JPEG, PNG formats. The editor is an applet compatible with Java 1.4 or later and the most popular browsers on Win and Mac platforms (IE, Firefox, Safari, Chrome). The download package includes the documentation and examples in PHP, ASP.NET, JSP. You can try the editor at the product's website or install it on your one.

Most of the ideas in LIU are inspired from general image processing, computer vision and graphics books, and from commercial packages like PhotoShop, PhotoVision, XV, Image Magick, GIMP, etc. Programs can be run either individually or invoked from the main menu. They can start as applications or applets. While executed as an applet, it will not be able to save the results due to Java's security reasons and the "data" subprogram will not function properly. Reading multiple local and URL images is supported.