Get the picture?
All you have to do is upload your image (or copy from remote source) to create new modified images based upon it.A slideshow of TrueColor screenshots shows how the interface works. Some sample results made with TrueColor are available too.
A free service at TrueColor MyImage serves multiple users at once, lets them blend their own images, download and send emails.
The new script TrueColor MyCanvas is not a single script file, but a full project with support for multiple languages.
Demo's
- NEW: TrueColor MyCanvas. Create ecards, banners, labels, charts, diagrams, business cards and much more online!
- Test-drive TrueColor 1.2 Full yourself. Image upload is disabled in the demo.
- TrueColor Spin-off: Flowcharter demo. Drop images from subdirectories on the canvas and add text.
- TrueColor MyImage. Upload and edit you own image.
Downloads for PHP4/GD
- NEW: MyCanvas 1.0 Full (1.1 MB includes lots of TTF fonts)
- Latest Truecolor 1.3 Full
- Truecolor 1.2 Full
- Truecolor 1.1 Full
- Truecolor 1.02 Lite
Latest on TrueColor
November 2004: Update TrueColor 1.3
Additions and updates:- Copying of remote images as well as file upload
- Better text to background fading
- Support for saving alpha channels / alpha blending / PNG 32
TrueColor MyImage
The MyImage script is no longer a modified version of TrueColor Pro.
MyImage is now offering a full multi-user image editor experience without the need of PHP sessions. Users upload multiple images in their own created directory that is kept track of by form data. Created directories and their contents are autoatically erased after a configurable number of days.
The MyImage editor can not be called directly, it will check if it was referred from a page on your website. This way you can sure your explanation, conditions of use and advertismenets are not bypassed.
MyImage does not need a whole lot of resources! It's memory usage can be defined. In contrary to the single user version TrueColor 1.3 it doesn't contain intense custom functions that loop through an image's pixels. It only provides an interface to GD2 library functions that have proved to work well.
