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A low-code dashboard makes monitoring intuitive for any admin, while scripting and custom sensors give experts full control.
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Easily edit and save your photos with the many practical tools included.
Image Resizer, Image Cropper, Foto Duplicater, Image light and contrast, Image Color Saturation, Image Hue Shift, Image Blur and Sharpen, Image Sepia, Image Vignette, Image Flip and Rotate, Image Add Text, Image OCR tool, Foto Censor, EXIF Remove, Color Picker, Image Format Converter, GIF Optimizer, QR Generator, Remove Background, Watermark.
A new image viewer that has nice features suck as identifying and generating colors from your image, changing colors of your image with color adjustment and color matrix tools, crop & split image for Instagram, TIF / GIF Animated extractor, batch functions : rename, compress, resize and more
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