Bonus: The fastest photo editor ever

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Remember: If you'd rather not receive these Wednesday emails, ​[you can easily opt out of them](=)without affecting the rest of your subscription. ✅ [​Got it — don't show this again​](=)​ This week's Bonus Intelligence issue comes to us from [JR Raphael]() of our excellent [Android Intelligence newsletter](). But it's still meant for you, too — whatever device you're using. That's what Bonus Intelligence is all about! -Chris By [JR Raphael](), author of [Android Intelligence](=) Editing images should be easy. But all too often, making a simple tweak to a photo ends up requiring far too much time — and complication. That's why today, I want to introduce you to an insanely effective tool that's the Swiss Army knife of fast photo adjustments. It'll work on any device you're using, and it'll handle all sorts of swift image edits for you with virtually no time, thought, or effort required. Ready? #top Your new image editing BFF My compadre, meet the aptly named [Edit.Photo](=) supertool. ➜ Edit.Photo is a strictly browser-based app for basic image edits that should be supremely simple to pull off, no matter where you are or what kind of screen you're gazing uponst. The site lets you make tons of useful image modifications, like: - Cropping - Flipping - Rotating - Resizing - Annotating - Redacting - Filling - Filtering - And all sorts of fine-tuning ​ Best of all? Edit.Photo is completely free and almost shockingly respectful of your privacy — no cookies, no accounts, and not even a single ad or pop-up in sight. And you don't have to download a thing to use it. ⌚ In fact, any image adjustment within it should take you 10 seconds or less to pull off: - Just [pull up Edit.Photo](=) in any browser on any device — phone, computer, internet-connected koala, you name it. - Click or tap the Select Photo button to pick any image for editing. - Use the on-screen tools to make any adjustment(s) you want. - Hit the Export button or checkmark icon in the upper-right corner of the screen to download the edited image when you're done. ​ If you want even easier access to the tool, you can install it as a progressive web app on any device, too. That'll give you a traditional app-like icon to open it from your desktop, app drawer, or home screen. Just look for the "Install" option within your browser's main menu, if you want to go that route (though note that you'll need to be using Chrome or a Chrome-based browser in order to do it, as Firefox doesn't support the PWA standard). Or just set yourself a bookmark and keep the link handy. Either way, the next time you need to edit an image, you'll be ready to rip through it in record time — and without even the teensiest ounce of hassle. 📌 Edit.Photo is [available in any browser, on any device](=). 💰 It's completely free — no catch. (It's created by a company that sells a similar sort of technology for companies to use on their own websites, so it effectively serves as a demo of what that software can do.) 🕶 The site handles all editing locally in your own browser and never sees or stores any images you work on. Pretty spiffy, no? And speaking of simple life improvements... #top SPONSORED MESSAGE Holy smokes — your wallet is on fire! 🔥 ​ Not literally. But why burn your cash on a $50 or $60/month phone plan when you can pay wayyy less for the same great coverage? That’s right, [Tello Mobile]() is liberating people with fully-featured & flexible cell phone plans with minutes & data for under $30/month! Why Tello scored “excellent” with over 9K reviews on TrustPilot: 🏞️ Nationwide, coast-to-coast 4G LTE/5G coverage (yes, even at Mom’s house) 📱 Bring your own phone or get a new device 🆓 Free features like hotspots, Wi-Fi calling, unlimited texting, eSIM, and international calls Want to save even more money, you business magnate, you? Start building your own plan from $5/month! ➜ [Switch to Tello today and score unlimited everything for just $29 bucks a month!]()​ [SAVE A FISTFUL WITH TELLO ➜]() #top This Week's Bonus Intelligence Quiz Which company originally invented the GIF? Remember: NO CHEATING! Anyone can look up info on the web. Stick with the spirit of the game and test your actual knowledge without searching. It's just for fun, anyway! [Google]( [AOL]( [Adobe]( [CompuServe]( Answer correctly before next Wednesday and secure your spot on the [Bonus Intelligence Leaderboard](=)! Last week's question and answer: Which streaming service had the shortest lifespan? Quibi. The service spent over one billion dollars on creating short 10-minute episodes ("quick bites") designed for watching on the go. It launched in the US in April 2020 and shut down later that year in December 2020.   You received this email because your address was signed up for the Windows Intelligence early preview. If you didn't mean to sign up or no longer wish to be subscribed, you can [unsubscribe or update your preferences here](=).