Photo Editor for asp.net website

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Hi All,

I am working on ASP.net project where we are providing facility to user to upload images/photos. But he want to edit & save those images like add text or get some part of image and save the image.

Is there any such tools available which are free of cost and can be integrated into asp.net page easily?

Please help.

Thanks,
Anu

Posted 11-Jan-12 2:57am

anu garg

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Member 11302607 11-Dec-14 2:39am

hello Everyone,

I'm having a same issue like Anu have. I am working on a project in which I've to add text on image and give them style.?

If there is any code to help me Please tell me.

Thank You,
Lovepreet

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2012-01-11T05:17:00

Like B Birajdar said, this is not a trivial thing so it will also not be cheap if you want a quick solution.
If you want an idea of what is involved, then this[^] is a reasonably good page to read. It is for a specific commercial product, but it shows clearly why you will likely need a commercial back-end sdk if you want this to happen in any reasonable amount of time.

bbirajdar · Answer 2 · 2012-01-11T04:20:00

Good things never come for free.. you can consider a paid solution if it suits your needs. They have provided with code samples as well http://neodynamic.com/ND/FaqsTipsTricks.aspx?tabid=66&prodid=0&sid=90

Disclaimer: I am by any means, not related to this company or the product mentioned.

Paras Parmar · Answer 3 · 2017-08-03T05:38:00

Solution 4

Hi,
I realize, I've joined this party a bit late. Here's my two cents.
Link : studiojs: A set of jQuery plugins that compose a flexible, web-based image editing studio.

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StudioJS is a rapidly growing collection of jQuery plugins for image cropping, resizing, and editing.

For a live demo, please click here.

Of course, thank you for asking that question, I did so my self today and had the opportunity to answer yours.

Posted 3-Aug-17 5:38am

Paras Parmar

Updated 3-Aug-17 5:58am

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OriginalGriff 3-Aug-17 12:00pm

It's a bad idea to reopen old questions - particularly 5 year old questions - and post links, even if it's a good solution. It's generally seen as "rep point farming" and can lead to you being banned from the site, even if it wasn't intended that why when you posted.

Paras Parmar 3-Aug-17 13:21pm

Hey OriginalGriff, Richard Deeming,
if you feel that way, apologies for hurting your sensitivities on the subject. I came at it from a different angle and mentioned so in the post itself. I hope that clarifies the intent.
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"Of course, thank you for asking that question, I did so my self today and had the opportunity to answer yours."
UnQuote.

My two cents on the subject: When in doubt, Google it, if you find a better answer which no one has answered better than you can; it's your duty to post it. Tommorow, someone else may have the same question. Due to your answer they may not 'need' to search for or perhaps build a better way to do so.

That's me folks, no hard feelings.

OriginalGriff 3-Aug-17 14:02pm

It's not my sensitivities - it if was, I have started the process of closing your account rather than giving you a friendly warning that it's a bad idea! :laugh:

Paras Parmar 3-Aug-17 14:05pm

droll humour :-) rofl

Richard Deeming 3-Aug-17 12:01pm

A "bit" late?! This question was posted more than a year before you joined!

It looks like a reasonable link, but there's very little chance that the OP is still waiting for an answer after this long.

Mohsin Afzal · Answer 4 · 2018-12-25T02:33:00

Solution 5

Check The below link it can give you idea .
And if you get success then please help me, i also want to do the same thing in my application

ASP.Net Web Photo Editing Tool Using HTML 5[^]

Posted 25-Dec-18 2:33am

Mohsin Afzal

Updated 25-Dec-18 3:09am

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You're not going to get a reply to this message from the OP as this was asked 7 years ago. The OP hasn't been around since.

Instead of posting your question as an answer, open your own question by going to the Quick Answers menu and clicking "Ask a question".

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