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Enhance your photos with Picnik and win!

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Picnik is the photo editor that gives anyone the ability to quickly and easily edit, enhance, customize and print their photos from any Internet browser, on any computer—which is an ideal tool for scrapbookers who take their photos with a digital camera!  Picnik allows users to edit and personalize photos online for any scrapbook project, without the hassle of downloading software. Additionally, Picnik can serve as a complimentary tool to other recommended scrapbooking software.

With Picnik you can edit your photos, add special effects, and create collages all for free! Picnik also offers a Premium membership for an annual fee of $24.95, which gives you access to even more effects, advanced editing tools and various other features.

To celebrate National Scrapbook day Picnik is letting us give away two codes for 6 month premium memberships! To enter leave a comment telling us what you’re doing to celebrate NSD.

For  additional entries:

  • Tweet about the giveaway and leave a comment with a link to your Twitter profile.
  • Write about the giveaway on your blog and leave a link to your blog post.

Contest closes Monday May 4th at midnight EST. Winners will be announced on Tuesday May 5th. Please make sure to leave your email address in your comment so that we can contact you if you are the winner!

****Deadline extended to Friday May 8th!***

[tags]picnik, photo editing[/tags]

Comments

  3. This would be so cool to win! I love editing my photos just as much as scrapping them. For NSD I have been busy documenting memories of a lifetime.

  4. Oh I was bad – I shopped. However I am working on a banner for a graduation. Does that count?

  5. On NSD, my sister and I made the final plans for the heritage books we are making for ourselves and siblings. I will be remaking all the photos and my sister has done all of the research and will be printing out marriage license, birth/death certificates etc to be included with the photos.
    I have never heard of Picnik but it sounds like just what I need to use for my photo editing.

  6. Still organizing a new craft room (in a new house) and haven’t gotten my scrapbooking stuff in complete order yet. I would LOVE an excuse to have to get back into my scraping! 🙂

  7. I am getting back into scrapbooking. 🙂

    A friend and I just finished a 30 page memory scrapbook for another friend who recently changed careers. Pictures and the stories they tell are so important to remember and pass on. On NSD I presented the book to our friend.

    I love the project that Vickie Kipp and her sister are doing. I think that will be a project I also tackle this next year.

    Thanks for having this give away.

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