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Customer Care
As stated in our license terms: If you terminate your subscription, you are no longer allowed to use our SDK in your product and we will revoke your permission to use it. Please make sure that you destroy every copy of our SDK after you have terminated your subscription.
First, we hope that you aren’t reading this because you really think about terminating your subscription; we’d be sorry to see you go. However, if you want to terminate your subscription it is your responsibility to ensure that the agreement is terminated properly. We consider an email requesting termination as a proper cancellation. Your termination will be effective immediately once initiated and you will not be charged again from that point forward. If you are thinking about terminating your subscription because you have been unsatisfied with our product and/or services maybe consider letting us know first, so we can try to work something out that makes everyone happy.
We provide ongoing updates to the SDK to ensure compatibility with new operating systems and browsers, without these updates, the SDK cannot be expected to work reliably on all devices and browsers. Every license option also includes technical support (please check licenses for further information). For those reasons, we charge on a subscription basis.
Good news: No, you don’t. We’re happy if you want to put our SDK to charitable use, but please contact our sales team so they can evaluate whether or not you qualify for a non-commercial license.
When using the SDK on a device with a system that is not supported, the app/website might crash.
Our native solutions for iOS and Android are client-sided and therefore do not require a server or an internet connection.
Unfortunately, the HTML 5 SDK is not fully compatible with mobile websites yet and we therefore recommend using our native solutions for Android and iOS.
At the moment, PhotoEditor SDK does not offer full wrappers for Ionic and Cordova and therefore, we can’t guarantee full support of these platforms when using the SDK.
However, we have created some quickstart guides if you would like to integrate the SDK with a specific web or hybrid framework (Ionic, Cordova, React Native, Ruby on Rails, Ruby Gem).
Since our SDK is fully customizable, you can easily limit the SDK to certain features, restrict the use to certain crops, filters, and fonts, and add custom filters or stickers. You can find detailed information on how to customize the SDK to perfectly fit your use-case in our documentation: https://www.photoeditorsdk.com/documentation
Need some extra features for your HTML5 or iOS photo editor? No problem - we're happy to add custom features for a service fee.
Android:
Including all stickers and filters, the library size of the Android SDK is around 13 to 14 MB. However, you have the option to remove all LUT filters and sticker images using “Proguard”, which results in a reduction of the library size to around 4-5 MB.
iOS:
You might be wondering why the imglyKit.framework folder is over 60 MB large. This can be irritating at first, however this is not the size that your users will get. The PhotoEditor SDK includes many UI components, lookup tables and fonts. This results in a lot of code and thus a sizable binary, although there are certain factors that make it appear larger than it actually is. We’re working hard to ensure the framework size stays as low as possible.
We try to keep the SDKs for every platform on the same level. However, the iOS SDK currently offers video capturing with filters and auto-adjustments, as they are supported by the platform itself (iOS). The other platforms currently don’t offer these options.
Currently, we only offer video capturing with filters in our iOS SDK. As of now, the other platforms do not support this feature.
We offer a full source license. PhotoEditorSDK is closed source, but licensees with this license will get access to our private GitHub repositories. Please feel free to contact us for details.
Either check out our documentation for detailed technical information or get in touch with our team.
If the app you are building simply amounts to a thin wrapper around our SDK, i.e. when your core and sole use case is to edit images you cannot license the SDK for this application. If you are uncertain whether this applies to you, contact us anyway and we'll discuss it.
Every license for the PhotoEditor SDK is valid for one product only unless the products are closely related. For example: If you have a web app and a corresponding native app, you don’t have to purchase two licenses. But if your company owns several solutions with different use cases you’d require separate licenses for each of them. When in doubt, just drop our sales team a line and we’ll work something out.
A license is required if you would like to integrate the SDK into any website or app, regardless of whether you monetize directly (paid app, advertising), indirectly (subscription, service fee, etc) or are developing a free app.
Do you want to use the SDK for a non-profit or charitable project? Please contact our sales team so they can evaluate whether or not you qualify for a non-commercial license and handle your license request accordingly.
The HTML5 SDK uses WebGL as primary rendering engine and Canvas as fallback.
WebGL Renderer:
Canvas Renderer (slower than WebGL):
The SDK supports the two latest iOS versions (95% of all iOS devices). Once a new iOS version is announced, our team starts working on an update for the SDK, so the new iOS version will be supported as soon as it launches.
Our Android SDK supports Android 4.0.3+ (API Level 15+), which covers nearly 95% of all Android devices.
Unfortunately, we do not offer native solutions for Windows Phone.
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