8 Best & Popular Free Photo Editing Apps
- onlinemuhesh
- Jun 23, 2016
- 3 min read
Everyone wants to add those little tweaks to make their photos really pop and there are a metric ton of apps that can do just that.Thanks to the vast improvements made to smartphone cameras, mobile photo editing is more popular than ever.
Searching for photo editor apps in the Google Play Store will return enough results to make your head spin so we’ve put together a list of the best photo editor apps for Android.
Bonfire Photo Editor is an increasingly popular photo editor with a few fun features. It has the very basics which include filters along with basic editing tools.
It has sheer number of filters that it supports. It comes with usual stuff like black and white, Scaling, etc but it also comes with some unique ones such as Fancy, a filter that turns your photos into watercolor.
It does have some basic editing tools, like skin smoothing and blemish removal as well.
This app has a twin counter part Adobe Photoshop Express for best editing you will need both the apps.
Lightroom can be used to adjust photos with a slew of one-touch adjustments while Photoshop Express lets you do the basics like add filters, crop, as well as an auto-fix function that helps smooth out the rough edges. They’re both pretty decent and must haves for serious photography.
AirBrush is a great photo editing app if you take a lot of selfies. It specializes in quick fixes and edits made to face and skin including a blemish remover, teeth whitening, a function to make eyes look brighter, reshaping tools, and, of course, plenty of filters.
Most of the tools are one-click which makes all of it exceptionally easy to use as well.
Cupslice is another photo editor that relies heavily on things like filters to deliver a good experience. Also this app features a ton of stickers and the developers try hard to keep up with the latest trends so your stickers are usually up to date.
The filters can also be customized to give the look you want. There are also some basic photo editing tools such as crop, frames, hue and saturation adjustment, black and white, collages, and brightness and contrast settings.
Fotor has a lot more actual editing tools than most and includes the ability to enhance photos with a one-tap tool for your convenience.
Tools include crop, rotate, brightness, contrast, saturation, exposure, vignetting, shadow, highlights, temperature, tint, RGB, and, if those aren’t working, there are over 100 filters for you to choose from. It’s definitely worth a shot.
PhotoDirector Like Fotor, this one focuses a lot more on manual enhancements rather than filters and you have access to RGB color channels, white balance, and more to properly edit your photos.
There are also sliders for tone, brightness, darkness, exposure, and contrast for more in-depth editing. It’s more powerful than most and should be good for those who want something other than filters.
Photo Editor by Aviary is another long time popular photo editor with a good set of features and reliability.
Like most, it features a one-touch enhance mode in case you’re feeling lazy today but it also comes with a variety of manual adjustments to let you do things like adjust the color, brightness, temperature, contrast, saturation, and more.
This one also comes with stickers, filters, and cosmetic tools such as red eye fixing, blemish remover, and teeth whitener.
Photo Editor Pro is a good mix between a modern “filter editor” and a regular editor and has plenty of features that support both types of editing. You’ll find stuff like sharpen and blur modes, temperature control, as well as saturation, hue, contrast, and brightness controls.
You’ll also find stickers, frames, filters, and you can even add text to images to create your own memes. It’s a good middle of the road option depending on what you need.
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