Software applications are coming up to the Internet. I have seen Google pushing more and more on this area. Microsoft also have their own strategy of offering collaboration software and services online. The range of applications from word processors, spread sheets, photo albums, and more. It’s not a surprise for a Adobe who specializes on image editing software to join the band wagon of offering software online service. This is quiet logical move for Adobe to go into their niche before someone else will be dominating on that area.

The idea is to have some entry level Photoshop branded image editing online software service which is paid for by ads. A strategy which Google have been successful in its software services online. Adobe CEO, Bruce Chizen, first broke news last 2007 that eventually Adobe Photoshop will be made available as an online service. Good news as today Photoshop Express was officially launched.

If you want to see Adobe Photoshop Express in action just sign up and you’ll be amazed of the possibilities you can achieve. Though the online version is not for professional photo editors its already fun for simple web photo sharing purposes as you could crop, tweak, twirl, change hue, resize, and more on Adobe Photoshop Express.

I am pretty excited to do some photo editing online with Adobe Photoshop Express. Use it for FREE and have a 2Gb FREE RENT space for storing photos.