Free Decent Picture Editor

letsbehonest

Google Picasa,,simple to use

-TangleFoot-

letsbehonest wrote: »

Google Picasa

Picasa is not a desktop publishing application. It's an organiser with rudimentary corrective features.

bob_a_builder

try the Serif stuff - they have a free version of each of their apps or a pay option for the latest version

https://www.freeserifsoftware.com/

fogzo

Whats wrong with paint :P

do you have microsoft office installed on your comp?

catmambo

Paint.net is also very good

gwyne

I second GIMP - it's pretty easy to pick up and lots of tutorials to do more complex things if you need to.

-TangleFoot-

fogzo wrote: »

Whats wrong with paint :P

Not much apart from not being 'available to download.'

bob_a_builder

Whats wrong with paint :P

Nothing, in the same way some prefer to create web pages in Notepad rather than Dreamweaver

But given the OP ( whilst he did also specify picture editor ) specified flyer creation - I think most could agree that you would get a better level of control over the content using a simple DTP type application compared to an image editor.

But it depends entirely on the OPs expectation /definition of a flyer

At the end of the day Paint , Paint.NET and Serif Page Plus all cost the same

mart44

A vector-based program is usually better for posters/flyers. Some of these are free, some aren't:

Inkscape - Serif DrawPlus - Xara Photo & Graphics Designer (formerly Xara Xtreme) - CorelDraw (Home & Student version available).

http://designinstruct.com/print-design/vectors-vs-bitmaps-printing/

letsbehonest

Tanglefoot, I do believe the request was for a free picture editor! Not a desktop publisher, Picasa is ideal it's free and pretty simple to use