Kizoa is a fantastic free online image suite that incorporates a series of image-related services such as a slideshow maker, image editor and a tool for hosting images online. These all go together to form a complete suite of image tools.
This is accompanied by a strong social feel with connections to many social networks such as Facebook and Twitter meaning that your excellent image creations can be shared with all of your friends and colleagues.
Some of the other free online image editing suites that we reviewed earlier include: Pixlr, FotoFlexer, and SumoPaint.
Here are some of the features of Kizoa:
- Create image slideshows.
- Add music and effects.
- Post slideshows on your blog, website or social network page.
- Burn slideshows to DVD (only in paid version)
- Edit pictures easily.
- Store and organize images online.
- Share creations with the world.
Upload, Edit And Share Images with Kizoa Free Online Image Suite:
This free online image suite has several functions. Firstly, it can be used to store and organize your photos. Using their simple uploader, you can store your photos in your own online library. This can be good for backup purposes or simply for sharing photos with friends via hyperlink.
Perhaps the most exciting feature of Kizoa’s free online image suite though is the fact that you can create slideshows. The system for producing these slideshows could not be easier as they provide a vast library of effects and pieces of music to enhance the photos that you add to the slideshow.
The software then provides you with a series of links to send off to friends and code that you can add to forums and blogs in order to share the content you have produced with your friends.
Thoughts…
To conclude, Kizoa’s free online image suite is feature heavy and provides a very simple method to do all of the things that a computer user would want to do with their images. Solid integration with social networking sites makes sharing that much easier and connects the tool to some of the most popular aspects of the internet.
