Pixlr

Pixlr is a web-based photo editing and graphic design platform originally launched in 2008 by Ola Andersson under the Swedish company Anrichi Software. The product was later acquired by Autodesk in 2011 and subsequently sold to 123RF, a stock photography company based in Malaysia, which now operates Pixlr as part of its portfolio.

The platform provides browser-based and mobile photo editing tools, including Pixlr X for quick edits, Pixlr E for advanced editing, and AI-driven features such as background removal, image generation, and object retouching. It is used by individuals, students, and small businesses for tasks ranging from basic photo touch-ups to more detailed graphic design work, competing with tools like Canva and Adobe Express in the consumer and prosumer editing space.

Pixlr operates under 123RF's ownership, integrating stock photo and design assets into its editing suite. Specific employee counts and financial details are not publicly disclosed, as it functions as a product line within 123RF rather than an independently reported company.