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Show HN: Photoshop Clone Built in React

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I built React Photo Studio, a free image editor that runs entirely in the browser with React and WebGL. Right now only the brush tool is functional for drawing, while the rest of the interface is a prototype awaiting development. Everything is client side, no backend.

I would appreciate feedback on usability and code structure, and I welcome pull requests.

Live demo https://reactphotostudio.app Code https://github.com/chase-manning/react-photo-studio

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You might like https://www.photopea.com (not open source), and https://chowderman.github.io/xp-paint.html which is open source at https://github.com/h53d/xp-paint

https://github.com/chowderman/chowderman.github.io looks to be the original repo for https://github.com/h53d/xp-paint then.

And the other is a clone of that repo which was reuploaded manually instead of using the “fork” UI buttons of GitHub. Which is fine and all. But better to link the original as the repo anyway.

This is tool is amazing! I know it's built using WASM and creator earns a lot on this tool from ads. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26769141

Photopea isn't made using WASM, it's just vanilla HTML/JS/CSS

Edit: well besides (as of 3 years ago) 2 modules apparently: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/s2elpv/comment/hsfwn9...

Photopea is really amazing, we even use it professionaly

There is also pixlr: https://pixlr.com

I see a lot of "Feature In Development"...Well, the "Clone is in Development..."

So it's basically just static a visual reproduction (aside from the brush). Nothing wrong with that, but I still was hoping for a bit more functional demo, at least with working menus/buttons/dropdowns and layout management.

you could have a look at the source code in https://github.com/xdadda/mini-photo-editor for image effects (demo at https://mini2-photo-editor.netlify.app/)

It is a bit disappointing, almost every feature I click it says that it is still in develoment.

I'm not actually sure that you can do anything besides draw right now

"feature in development". This is really spot on in regards to UI though :D

Sorry, but you haven't built it yet. Built it means it is mostly working. This is mostly not even implemented, much less working.

Meanwhile.. actual photoshop is built with web components.

Still this is pretty cool

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