5 Best Photo Editor Apps For Android 2021 - The Teach Web
We have made a list of five of the most popular and well known photo editor apps for Android users. While all of these apps are available as a free download on Google Play store, some of them come with in-app purchases to unlock premium features. Here are the best photo editor apps for Android.
Want to touch up a portrait, cut that photobomber out of your group shot, or turn vacation pics into a shareworthy collage? Our top photo-editing apps make it easy to do it all and learn new tricks along the way.
1. Best for serious photographers, Lightroom CC offers RAW photo-editing support and a slew of advanced features
2. Adjust everything from haze and grain level (great for low-light photos) to the tones of shadows and highlights
3. Get the same effect across multiple photos by copying and pasting edit settings
Based on the tried-and-true desktop software,
Lightroom is all about controlling the details. With selective edits, you can brush on enhancements and even turn figures into silhouettes. Note that you'll need premium for those precision tools, and for the ability to sync changes with Creative Cloud or access your photos on other devices
#2.Snapseed
Tap-and-go filters meet professional-level tools in this free, beginner and aficionado-friendly app 2 Change specific areas of your photo, by selecting "control points," or even painting over the areas
you want to edit 3 Quickly give pics a new look with
"vintage," "noir," and "grunge"
Snapseed strikes an impressive balance between approachability and capability. The menu may look overwhelming at first glance, but the tools are wonderfully intuitive. We love that you can save a set of effects and easily view your changes as a stack of individual edits - each of which you can adjust or undo
#3.PicsArt
1. Get creative with your pics: Easily turn your photos into fun iges and works of art 2 Mix different photos as layers for a surreal "double exposure" effect
2. Mix different photos as layers for a surreal "double exposure" effect 3 Add your own touch to others free-to-edit images and stickers, then share your works with the community
3. Add your own touch to others' free-to-edit and stickers, then share your works community
If you're looking for more sparkle than subtlety in your edits, PicsArt is your platform. Use brushes to paint on stickers, apply trendy templates or text to photos, and arrange multiple pics in tasteful collages. The sheer number of tools might seem daunting at first, but simple controls make them easy to master.
#4.TouchRetouch
1 Remove unwanted objects from photos with this fantastically effective app
2 Use a brush or lasso tool to make unwanted objects (or part of them) disappear, and "erase" to dial back changes
3 Flick over a piece of a line (a power line, perhaps?) to remove the whole thing
TOUCH RETOUCH
There's nothing wrong with a one-trick-pony if it does its trick better than the rest. Case in point: TouchRetouch. Whether you're looking to remove a tiny blemish or a massive truck from an image, this is your app. You can also duplicate what you want more of with the clone stamp tool-sleekly applied by brush.
#5.Facetune2
1. The ultimate app for selfie and portrait editing, Facetune lets you edit any aspect of your face (and hair!)
2. Make natural-looking adjustments, from smoothing out skin to adding volume to lashes 3 Simple instructions including video examples - and intuitive tools make it easy to navigate
You're beautiful as you are, but we're all entitled to a little digital touch-up. Apply flattering filters or get down to the details, ridding your profile pic of those dark under-eye circles or that pesky zit. You can even
apply makeup, whiten your teeth, or see what you'd look like with a different hair or eye color.
If you are facing any issues downloading the apps or using them then feel free to comment below.
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Video & photo Editor
