Some of the most downloaded apps of the decade include photo editing apps. Photography continues to be one of the most intriguing discoveries of the human race majorly because of the beauty it comes with; the ability to keep your memories and look at them at anytime you please. It’s no wonder people are always looking out for the best photo editing apps to add that extra glow to their pictures.
Thanks to a variety of picture editing applications now, you can make all the extra edits and make your photographs appear like they were created by a professional. Let’s get into the best photo editing apps to give your pictures the flame they might need.
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A list of the best photo editing apps for iOS and Android
Prisma Photo Editor
Prisma is a great editing app that turns your photos into paintings. Unlike those filters or apps that made our pictures look kike drawings or something close to paintings, Prisma is the real deal. There is no doubt that Prisma does a wonderful job with its unique filters that transform photos into works of art as if Picasso, Munch or even Salvador Dali himself did it according to reviews.
You could enjoy a generous amount of free filters, though we would suggest that you try the premium edition. Prisma also happens to have a network of its own, such as Instagram/Facebook, so well, your talents won’t go unnoticed. You can download it from the links below.
Snapseed
Snapseed is a Google-owned and built photo editor. And if we know anything about Google, it’s the best one when it comes to images. There is no question that Google has the benefit of having a wide user base over anyone else on this ranking, which obviously pays off for Google in the end.
Snapseed comes with all the basic resources required for photo editing, such as cropping, vignettes, straightening, frames, text, etc. The software also provides adjustable filters, and is a nice complement to that. Driven by Google’s AI, Snapseed does a fine job of making your pictures look stunning. Snapseed is free and available on both iPhone and Android smartphones. You can download it from the links below.
Adobe Photoshop Express
This one is a professional photo editor of a company that supposedly holds a competitive advantage in the PC realm. The mobile version of Photoshop allows users to play with advanced (or basic) features such as exposure, contrast, color correction, and more.
As mentioned above, Adobe Photoshop Express is an excellent tool for fine tuning your pictures. With a good range of filters, overlay textures, and collage software, we’d say the app is worth a penny. You can download it from the links below.
VSCO
This app is all about filters. It makes the pictures look like they were shot from an analog film camera. Yeah, the basic edition is more than enough for you but trying out their 7-day free trial isn’t a bad idea either. The broad variety of presets includes those designed to replicate classic film rolls from Kodak, Fujifilm, and Ilford.
VSCO can also be used to change exposure, temperature, contrast, or skin tones. They may also share their handwork with the VSCO network or with another social media site. You can download it from the links below.
Adobe Lightroom
Well, there’s another one out of Adobe. Lightroom for handheld devices is somewhat similar to the PC version with non-destructive edits, sliders and filters. The software has the same collection of tools you’d find in Lightroom on the laptop. Projects are synchronized in the cloud, allowing the user to proceed on their computer if they wish to. You can download this from the links below.
Foodie
This one is unique just as the name implies, it is meant for foodies and those food pictures. The Foodie camera app is the essential companion for the modern foodie. Discover a fun way to spice up the perfect memory of a perfect meal. It has over 30 professional quality filters which include Yum, Positano, Tropical, and Picnic. You can download it using these links below.
Visage
On the other hand, this one is intended for minor detail. We don’t think there’s something wrong with black circles, bags under the eyes, or those little imperfections. But what if you don’t want them in your selfies. The free version of the app lets users quickly retouch their portrait photos. You can smooth the face, reduce the shine of the skin, add eye shadow, whiten the teeth, and more. You can download the app through these links. Google Play Store | App Store
SOURCE: Gizchina
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