Add a regular upload button (if you can). And maybe you should provide some sample images, that way I can start playing around right away without searching my hardware for a image.<p>And this one is a deal breaker: when I exported the image it was absolutely useless. The quality has dropped substantially, rendering it (pun intended :P) useless for further use.<p>edit: could you write about how you made all this? Just a quick summary would suffice.
Looks cool, and your app might be landing at just the right time, considering Picnik is disappearing in a few weeks. Lots of people are looking for something just like this.<p>As a user though, you lost me at the first screen. I run my browser at full screen, so dragging a photo over is a bit of a hassle. Plus, I'm not ready to trust your app just yet with one of my photos - is my photo being uploaded to your servers? Is it staying client-side? I could go looking for a photo that I don't mind uploading but... meh, too much hassle. Adding a couple of example images would let me play with the app immediately.<p>I like your app philosophy, though. I look forward to seeing the app evolve.
If you have to tell people how to pronounce a name then there's a problem.<p>If the name is a homophone for a common word or term then it makes it somewhat confusing when people talk about it. (Try having a conversation about the Ruby database gem Sequel).<p>Bottom line is you're better off having the name pronounced as it looks: pik-tor. It's distinctive and less confusing.
Fornicating hell! Thanks for showing me what's possible with HTML5 and JS. I am inspired to do stuff like this myself now.<p>No chance you will release the source?