Pixo is a photo-effects editor that applies treatments with a paintbrush, so users can work directly on chosen areas without outlining selections with a lasso. It includes more than 40 effects, including sepia and grayscale, along with brightness and contrast controls. Images can be handled in common formats such as BMP, JPEG and PNG, exported as PDF, then printed or emailed from the application. Pixo is trialware for Windows.

Pixo is a photo-effects editor for people who want to give digital images a painted or altered look without relying on complex selection tools. Its paintbrush-based approach lets users apply treatments directly to chosen areas of a picture, making it possible to work locally rather than changing the whole image at once. The interface is aimed at straightforward image editing, including for users without specialist photo-editing experience.

The application offers more than 40 effects, covering familiar treatments such as sepia and grayscale as well as other stylized transformations. Users brush an effect onto the parts of an image where they want it to appear, with the freedom to move across the photo instead of outlining regions with a lasso or other selection tool. This makes it practical to add a tint to one area, soften or stylize a detail, or build up an effect gradually across a scene.

Pixo also includes brightness and contrast adjustments for correcting or changing the overall appearance of an image. These controls complement the localized effects: a user can first adjust the photo’s light and tonal range, then paint additional treatments onto selected areas. The program handles common image formats such as BMP, JPEG and PNG, and finished work can be exported as a PDF. Keeping these options within the editing workflow makes it easier to prepare an image for sharing or printing without moving immediately to a separate conversion tool.

When an edit is complete, Pixo provides in-application options to print the result or send it by email. It can suit personal photo projects, quick creative changes to snapshots, and images that need a distinctive effect before being shared or printed. The brush metaphor is especially useful when only parts of a photograph should receive a treatment, while the range of effects offers alternatives to basic color and tone adjustments.

Pixo is commercial trialware from Bendigo Design and is intended for Windows, including Windows 7. Its modest download size makes it a compact option for users seeking a focused effects editor rather than a broader image-management suite. The program combines painted-on effects, basic tonal controls, common image-file support, PDF export, printing and email sharing in one application.

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