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I don't understand why people think they deserve anything for free, get over it. Pixlr is a company which needs to generate profit to pay for staffing, server housing, and a host of many other amenities to run a business, otherwise, no more Pixlr. How petty can one be to complain about dirt cheap monthly rates, none of you are entitled to anything, stop with the temper tantrums. Pixlr offers a quality service for a price you will not see elsewhere, and above all else, Pixlr is a business before it is a hand out. If you can't afford 8.99 annually then you should probably cancel your internet service which is more than likely running you anywhere from 25-80 a month. It takes some ignorant nerve to throw a cry party on a review site just because a business is trying to stay afloat.

I've been using Pixlr for, I'd say more than a year. I've loved it so far- I used it simply for cropping photos when I started with Pixlr X, and now I've moved onto Pixlr E to do more advanced stuff. It has almost all the things that larger brands like photoshop has, while being usable by the public. HOWEVER, when I logged in and noticed that I had only two daily saves, I was disappointed to say the least. It was a fantastic website, but to ruin it by essentially saying "If you want to mass-edit photos you need to pay us" is so disappointing. I wouldn't recommend using it unless they get rid of this holdback.

I have used Pixlr for a long time and was more than happy with it. In fact, I understand they may not be able to keep their website & service up in the air while charging nothing. However, working on a project and then realizing you are suddenly now in an update which only allowes 2 saves per day is just very weird and not costumer friendly at all. Why not use a pop-up to give some explenaition & warn your users? Very off-putting.

Also very frustrated. Messaged on facebook to get an auto 'we don't have time for you response'. Like the previous reviewer, I think that if you are going to unleash major changes you need to give more warning to avoid complete disengagement from users. A more gradual rollout, like 5 free saves a day for a couple of months would have been better. Then a warning on the site that things would be changing soon then the 2 free saves a day. A drip, drip approach avoids completely alienating people who have been used to a better level of free service. 2 free saves and you have to pay with zero warning is a bit over the top. I totally understand the need to charge as nothing comes for free and websites cost money to run. I have no problem paying a reasonable fee, but as someone in the UK I don't want to sign up to pay in Euros as this may cost me more with my bank. Can't you offer an option to sign up in pounds as otherwise you are basically locking UK users out and turning them off completely. Also when I tried resaving and saving as webp, it all messed up today... In the meantime thankfully I've found and switched over to Photopea. I would be happy to pay to use Pixlr if you fix the above, otherwise I won't be engaging with it unless no other options

Pixlr is a great website, although today OUT OF NOWHERE pixlr randomly started costing money and using it free only lets you save up to 2 times which was never the case. Why did this suddenly happen even though yesterday it was still all free without having to buy a subscribtion.