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Drawj2d creates technical line drawings using a descriptive language. It writes pdf, svg, eps, emf and dxf vector graphics or png images. It runs on all platforms that run Java. It is inspired by Asymptote but with a tcl-like syntax and 2D only.

...Since this is a Java-based utility, you should make sure you have previously installed the working environment on the computer, otherwise you cannot run the tool. aPhoto sports a clean and intuitive layout that lets you import photos using the built-in browse function.

PaintBox is a painting program that allows the user to draw and color lines, rectangles, ovals, polylines, polygons, and text. The program also allows the user to create customs shapes and then save them for quick use in other drawings. Also the program allows users to export the image form the custom .drw format to either a .png, .jpg, or .gif. PaintBox is coded in Java and the code can be downloaded at SourceForge or found in the installation folder (the src folder).

DISCLAIMER: I don't maintain my Sourceforge account anmymore. Bambi as all my other projects live @ https://github.com/mrazjava BambiEditor is a user friendly desktop image manipulation tool capable of easy and fast filter transformations and no-nonse printing. BambiEditor is also a web authoring tool for developers to allow their end users to upload images scaled exactly to specific web requirements. Simply deploy Bambi as Java Web Start, replace the default FilesystemImageExporter...

An image editor built using Java.

A complete Image editing suite built with java (using j2sdk 1.4+ api). It's functionality will rival those of popular desktop publishing and graphic manipulation tools. Rad Image will save images as xml.

Applications that use and display SignWriting symbols. Applications are based on a library of common operations instead of recreating the same logic for each app. The library is built on the portable wxWindows cross-platform application framework.

PicEdit is a plugin for Eclipse 2.0 (http://www.eclipse.org) for viewing (and eventually editing) images. It currently supports most of the built-in image formats that eclipse supports.