Amazifier

There is a lot you can do with the image editing application for Windows Amazifier. The application’s list of features covers the following: capture screen, crop, resize, rotate, scribble, remove red eyes, whiten teeth, sticker, frames, filters, stamps, print, and more. You can use Amazifier’s editing functions on images stored locally, on some sample images, or on images you get from online services like Flickr, Photobucket, Facebook, and more.

Amazifier can be installed on a machine powered by Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7. To install the application, you will have to go through a standard setup process: download an executable (a very lightweight 231Kb one in this case), run it, then click through the steps presented to you by a setup wizard.

A scrolling bar located down at the bottom of the application’s interface presents an overview of the functionality it has to offer. Click on a function and you will be presented with a video on how to use that function.
The toolbar at the top of the application’s interface allows you to load an image into the application. You can load a recently used image, you can load a sample image, you can load a locally stored image, or you can load an image from the web (Facebook, Picasa, Flickr, and more).

Say you load an image that’s stored locally. Said image will be displayed front and center on the interface. The bar on the left lists several editing functions you could use: stickers, text & seals, frames, effects, touch up, drawing. Down at the bottom you will see the crop, resize, rotate, and exposure buttons.

You will have no problems using the intuitive interface to access Amazifier’s functionality and edit images.

There are certain premium features that you cannot use with the free version of Amazifier. These features are clearly marked – when you try to use them you will receive details on how to access the premium content.

Amazifier has tons of features to offer to anyone who wants to make photos fun.