Google is shutting down Picnik, the popular online photo editing service that it acquired nearly two years ago. The closure comes as part of a larger strategy by the search giant to focus on core ...

Picnik is about to be tossed onto the scrap heap of Internet history — to be turned off for good this Friday. But new life is emerging in the form of PicMonkey.

Google recently announced that it had acquired the Web-based photo editing application and website Picnik. We had briefly looked at Picnik in the past, when Flickr integrated its tools for online ...

Picnik in Picasa is an added convenience for anyone who uses Picasa on the Web, and overall the tools are helpful and simple to use. The only downside I found was that, ...

In January, Google announced that it would be shutting down photo editing service Picnik (along with Flickr ripping the service out of its product), which it purchased in March of 2010. All of the ...

Restaurant Review: Picnik Paleo-friendly concept is virtuous but not holier-than-thou Reviewed by Brandon Watson, Fri., Nov. 25, 2016 ...

Earlier today, in writing about Google buying the photo-editing service Picnik, we noted that the most interesting thing about the buy may be that Picnik is currently Flickr's default photo editor.

Picnik is not going away. If you use Picnik, but are not a Googe user the new Picnik-Picasa integration will not affect your service. You will still be able to edit photos in Picnik and use the ...

Picnik is a free online image editor that reduces reliance on desktop software applications (which can get pricey). With browser plugins and Flickr integration, Picnik is handy to have in your ...