Mashable is reporting about a new photo editing site which is expected to be open in public beta in mid May called, Graphita.

Graphita allows photos to be edited through your web browser:

Whith Graphita, you can use existing photos or upload your own to be edited. Add different stamps in different sizes, speech and thought bubbles, text, and more. They don’t have GIF animation, or templates for your photos to be added to, so in this sense, Graphita has somewhat less features than PikiPimp or Comeeko. One you’ve saved your image, there are several options for sharing it: print it on a mug, poster, t-shirt and more, or have the image sent to your MySpace, Flickr or Snapfish accounts, or even the Walmart photo center. I think these sharing options are great, though there seems to be a few more bugs to work out.

Sound pretty neat for someone that can’t figure out how to download/install Google’s Picasa or any of the other free photo editors that are widely available. But, Graphita’s ability to easily send your photos to to other services and print labs, sounds a bit different and better thought out. It’ll be worth taking a look at.

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