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  1. I have been tasked with attempting to recreate a web app that allows a user to upload a photo and then cut out a specific part of an image that will be saved as a transparent PNG, with the main use being removing backgrounds from an image (i.e. cutting out a face to use as an avatar, etc) I found two online tools that already do this in different ways: 1. Smart Scissors: Quick video shows how you can drop anchor points with your mouse and it will try to auto find the border and "snap to". Pretty slick but doesn't work perfectly when I played with it. And requires a separate "invert" option to handle all scenarios. http://fotoflexer.com/demos.php 2. Clipping Magic: This one is very cool and surprisingly accurate. You basically paint rough green lines over the stuff you want to keep and red lines over the stuff you want to cut out and a live preview lets you see the result. https://clippingmagic.com/tutorials/basics I am not asking for anyone to give me any code whatsoever, just curious, do you think both of these types of things are doable strictly using PHP (using GD and maybe some other custom PHP classes floating around the web)? Are you able to tell what they both use now? Actually looks like Smart Scissors uses Flash, but not sure about Clipping Magic. I ideally would make something more like Clipping Magic. I just don't want to start building in PHP if there are things that some of you smarter people on this site can tell I will never be able to accomplish using solely PHP, even if I was the best PHP developer ever. Any info, direction, advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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