MySpace users will soon be able to crop, edit, and stylize their photos from the browser, thanks to the incorporation of a new set of in-browser photo-editing tools based on Flash! The accessibility to the new feature is possible through the selection of a photo in one of the MySpace photo albums and pressing of the 'Customize Photo' button.

Powering the new tools is the browser-based photo-editing startup Fotoflexer, which also powers the image editing features of Photobucket - not a surprise, since it's the same company that owns both MySpace and Photobucket.

Though there is nothing ground-breaking about customization of photos, it still is pure fun. With the help of the new tools, users can alter their photos in countless ways - including selections like red-eye correction, blemish removal, and cropping, along with a host of image filters like 'neon colors' and 'pop art.'

In addition to the alterations, users can also make their pictures fancier by dragging and dropping virtual stickers and speech bubbles. With the popular user inclination of customizing their profiles, the new photo-editing feature will surely be lapped up by the users! However, the only concern related to the set of innovative tools is that some puckish users might take the photo customization thing a bit too far for comfort!