2.1. Can you use any photo editing application?

Answer: Yes, we/I can use any photo editing application.

Below is the best photo editing application that we can used thru our adroid or iphone cellphone.

But First, What Is a Photo Editor App?

A photo editing app is a software application designed to edit pictures on a mobile device. For a
business, this means you can create a great visual strategy, displaying your products in a professional
manner by simply using your mobile phone.

This type of app can provide a varied range of features from cropping, controlling shutter speed, and
adding filters. But you can also find photo editing apps that can create collages or create automatic
settings for various scenes. When looking to improve the visual side of your business, you can do so
much with just one of the photo editing apps listed below.

2.2. what do you think the best feature of that app? Explain.

The Best Free Photo Editing Apps for iPhones and Android

1. Snapseed

Available on iOS and Android | Free

Best for: Advanced photo editing on a mobile device.

Google’s Snapseed packs a punch, rivaling desktop photo editors with its huge range of features and
an intuitive interface.

Just like you’d expect, this free photo editing app comes with a range of preset filters. However,
unlike most apps, you can edit these filters and even create your own from scratch.

It also has all of the classic tools, such as cropping, straightening, frames, text, vignettes, etc. And
the sharpening feature does the job without making the image look grainy.

Then, things get interesting.

Snapseed has precision masking, which allows you to edit the depth of field – photographers often
do this to make the background blurry and bring the foreground even more into focus.
There’s also a “Selective Adjust” tool. This lets you select a specific area of your photo and adjust the
saturation, contrast, and brightness of that single point.

What’s more, the photo editor app saves your edit history, so you can amend your previous edits at
any point.

2. VSCO

Available on iOS and Android | Free

Best for: Classic-look filters.

Like Instagram, VSCO combines a camera, editing tools, and an online community. But it’s all

about the filters.

This free photo app provides a set of stunning filters that make your photos look like they were taken
on an analog film camera. These soft and subtle filters add a touch of class to your photos compared
to many heavily filtered Instagram presets. The apps filters are also adjustable via a simple slider.

Of course, the app also has all the standard editing tools, like adjustments, cropping, borders,
and vignettes. You can also use VSCO to adjust the exposure, contrast, temperature, or skin
tones.

Once you’re done editing your photo, you can share it with VSCO’s community or to another social
network – like Instagram!

3. Prisma Photo Editor

Available on iOS and Android | Free

Best for: Turning your photos into artistic “paintings” and “drawings.”
OK, sure – most filters that turn photos into “drawings” or “paintings” are downright awful. Prisma is

the exception.

This free photo editing app uses artificial neural networks (whatever that means), which “enable
users to make photos appear like they were painted by Picasso, Munch, or even Salvador Dali.”

Give it a go – you might be surprised by how much you like it. You can pay to access additional filters,
but there’s a generous set provided free of charge.

Prisma also has its own online community similar to Instagram’s. So, once you’re done editing,
you can share your image to your Prisma feed, save it directly to your device, share it on any
social media app, or send it via email or messaging.

4. Adobe Photoshop Express

Available on iOS and Android | Free

Best for: All-around photo editing.

Adobe Photoshop Express takes many of Photoshop’s best photo editing tools and squeezes them
into a mobile app. And despite providing plenty of advanced features, this free photo editing app is
easy to use on a small touchscreen. Just upload a photo from your device, take a new one with the
camera, or use an image from your Adobe Creative Cloud account, and then get to work editing.

It has all the tools you’d expect – cropping, red-eye correction, brightness, contrast, saturation, filters,
borders, etc. However, the best part is its selection of smart filters. These filters automatically correct
common issues, such as color temperature and exposure problems.
Before you can use Adobe Photoshop Express, you’ll need to sign up for a free Adobe ID account.
When you’ve finished editing your photo, save it directly to your device or share it to other marketing
and social media apps.

5. Foodie

Available on iOS and Android | Free

Best for: Taking your food photos to the next level.

Everyone has been guilty of taking pictures of their food at some point. Foodieembraces this
impulse and helps you take your food photos to an entirely new level.

The editor is somewhat similar to Instagram’s – except that all of the 30 filters and editing features are
set up with food in mind.
Plus, it helps you line up the perfect bird’s eye shot and makes the colors pop. Bottom

line: If you take pictures of food, you need this free photo editing app.

6. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC

Available on iOS and Android | Free

Best for: Professionals and those wanting to make quick pro adjustments.

If you’d like to up your game even further, check out Adobe Lightroom CC.
This app version of the popular desktop software provides access to professional editing tools on
the go. Plus, it even works with RAW files – a high-quality image format popular among
photographers.

One of the great things about this free photo editing app is that it’s not trying to do everything for
everyone.

Instead, it focuses on providing a set of high-quality adjustment tools presented as simple sliders.
These allow you to adjust the light, detail, color, distortion, and grain of your photo.

Should you decide to subscribe to Adobe Creative Cloud, you’ll also get access to additional
features. These include selective editing and Adobe Sensei – an AI system that auto-tags your
images based on their content, allowing you to quickly find the ideal image.

7. Photo Collage

Available on iOS and Android | Free

Best for: Creating the ultimate photo collages.

Many free photo editing apps allow you to create simple collages (like Photoshop Express).
However, Photo Collage kicks it up a notch.

This photo collage maker has thousands of layouts, so you can always find the ideal one for your
needs. There’s a wide range of styles and interesting backgrounds. Plus, you can add text and
customize the fonts, colors, and sizes.

The app also provides basic photo editing tools, so you don’t need to switch between apps to create
the perfect collage.

8. Adobe Photoshop Fix

Available on iOS and Android | Free

Best for: Editing portraits.

Adobe Photoshop Fix isn’t for adding filters or effects to your photos. Instead, it’s designed for fixing or
removing unwanted aspects of your images.

You can use this intuitive and simple photo editing app to make professional-level edits to your
portraits. To start, it covers all of the basics – you can adjust highlights, shadows, colors, and more.

However, it’s the Liquify section that’s truly impressive.

When you upload a portrait, the app will automatically register each of the subject’s facial features.
Then you can adjust the size, shape, and position of them.

If you’re a Creative Cloud user, you can also share your edits directly to Photoshop on your desktop
computer for further editing.

9. Visage
Available on iOS and Android | Free

Best for: Retouching selfies.

First things first: There’s nothing wrong with pimples, bags under the eyes, or teeth that aren’t perfectly
white when taking a selfie.

Still, whenever our vanity gets the better of us, Visage is ready and waiting.

This free selfie photo editing app lets you quickly and easily retouch your portrait photos. Specifically,
you can smooth skin, reduce skin shine, whiten teeth, apply eye makeup, and more.
The app also includes a set of interesting backgrounds and effects to perk up your selfies.

The downside is that the free version of the app shows a lot of ads, and your finished photo edit will
have a branded hashtag applied to the bottom. However, you can always upload to the pro version
($4.99 per month or $9.99 per year) to avoid these drawbacks.

10. Enlight Photofox

Available on iOS only | Free

Best for: Artistic photo editing.

Enlight Photofox is the ultimate, free artistic photo editing app – it even won an Apple Design
Award in 2017.

One of its most popular features is the ability to blend photos together to create dramatic effects.
You can also add graphic elements to your images.

Whlie i has many of the same features as Photoshop, such as layers, the learning curve isn’t so
steep. That said, to get the most out of Enlight Photofox, you’ll probably need to watch a bunch of
its tutorial videos.

The downside is that the free version only allows you to use two layers at once. So, you’ll need to
subscribe to the pro version ($2.74 per month or a one-time purchase of $64.99) if you want to let
your creativity run wild.

11. Instagram

Available on iOS and Android | Free

Best for: Sharing your photos to build an online following.

It should go without saying: If you’re taking photos, Instagram is the place to share them.

The site is the third-largest social network in the world after Facebook and YouTube, and as of June
2018, the app has over 1 billion monthly active users.

The platform has all of the basic photo editing tools you might need, including filters, effects, text,
stickers, overlays, and more. However, the app also provides other tools to help you grow your
following.

For example, you can harness Instagram Insights to understand how your audience engages with
your posts, or you can use Instagram Stories or Instagram Live to connect with your following in a
more interactive way.

Whichever app you use to edit your photos, you’re going to want to upload them to
Instagram.

12. Afterlight 2
Available on iOS and Android | Free

Best for: All-around editing and artsy overlays.

Afterlight 2 dubs itself the “all-in-one, feature-packed” photo editing app – which is a fair summary.

It has all the basic features you would expect, including tools to adjust the exposure,
hue/saturation, contrast, and tone. And the options to add and customize text are vast.

Plus, there are more than 128 frames to choose from and tons of great filters which you can
customize to suit your needs.

Best of all, there’s a set of textures, including prism effects, real film light leaks, and dusty film overlays.
These allow you to create unique images that stand out and capture people’s attention.
The app also works with RAW files on iOS or Android.

13. Canva

Available on iOS and Android | Free

Best for: Business-related branded photos.

OK, so Canva is not just for photos. It’sfor creating posters and other visuals across your website and
marketing collateral,but that is why we love this app!

Take a photo, upload it to Canva, edit it, and start creating all your amazing visuals that are consistent
no matter where your customers will see them.

With filters, vignettes, and more your photos can look professional in minutes, and so can everything
you post on social media and your website.

The Best Paid Photo Editing Apps

14. SKRWT

Available on iOS and Android | $0.99

Best for: Adjusting the perspective of your photos.

Have you ever taken an amazing photo that just wasn’t quite lined up right? Perhaps the
perspective was slightly tilted or askew?

SKRWT fixes these issues.

This photo editing app lets you adjust the perspective of your images so that everything
lines up perfectly. It has automated cropping and perspective correction. Or if you’d prefer, you can use
the “4 Points Correction” to edit the perspective of your image manually.

You can also use the app to correct lens distortion – a common problem with smartphone cameras. No
wonder SKRWT says it’s the “missing link in high-end smartphone photography.”

15. Facetune

Available on iOS and Android | $3.99

Best for: Professionally editing selfies.

Do you love taking selfies? Facetune is another portrait photo editing app designed to help you look
your best.

It allows you to quickly make professional photo editing adjustments to your images. You can smooth
skin, whiten teeth, remove blemishes, and even adjust the position of facial features with just a few
swipes and taps.

You can also change the backgrounds of your selfies using their set of fun graphics.

Facetune is best used in moderation – if you get carried away, your selfie can quickly end up looking
like a wax doll.

Thankfully, you can tap and hold the blue button at the bottom of the screen to switch between the
original image and your edited version. This way, you can easily tell if you’ve gone too far.
16. TouchRetouch

Available on iOS and Android | $1.99

Best for: Removing unwanted objects from your photos.

Have you ever taken a photo that has an object in it you wish you could remove? Well,
TouchRetouch is a photo editing app that lets you do just that.

You can use this photo editing app to remove things like telephone wires, posts, power
lines, street signs, or trash cans. You can also remove blemishes, pimples, or even pesky
photobombers.
Plus, the app is extremely simple to use. In fact, you can remove most objects with just one tap.
However, should you need help, there are tutorials within the app that teach you how to harness its
full potential.

17. Pixelmator

Available on iOS only | $4.99

Best for: A huge range of photo editing features.

Pixelmator covers all the bases. It blends the tools needed by both photographers and graphic
designers into one mobile app.

This is a feature-packed, layer-based photo editing app. You can use it to enhance images, add
graphics and text, or create advanced artistic compositions. And the app comes with preset templates,
collages, and effects.

The best part? The interface is very simple to use.

The app also works seamlessly with Pixelmator’s desktop software (which costs $39.99,) so you
can edit wherever and whenever is most convenient for you.
18. Mextures

Available on iOS only | $1.99

Best for: Quick and professional layer editing.

Mextures is a layer-based photo editing app that makes advanced photo editing simple.

You can use the app to stack different edits and adjustments on top of each other and edit them
individually.

Plus, the app comes with plenty of beautiful filters for quick editing. And you can save your editing
formulas to apply to other photos in the future.
It’s also fantastic for applying dust, film grain, textures, gradients, or light leaks.

19. Distressed FX

Available on iOS | $0.99

Best for: Unleashing your editing creativity.

This is a photo editor app with a twist. Distressed FX allows you to add a wide range of textured
images and overlays to your images to create something amazing.

With this photo editor app you can turn images into photographs, add extra elements that you
wouldn’t otherwise have at your disposal, and so much more.

Users of the app praise it for being “easy to use” and having “so many options to release and free
your creativity”.
If you are looking to create visuals that are 100 percent unique, you can achieve this through
this awesome app.

Summary

There are so many amazing photo editing apps out there that, at times, it can become overwhelming.
To find the best free photo editing app for you and your brand, you need to first think about what you
want to achieve and then test some photo editing apps to find the right one for you.

For best results, stick to just one or two – it’s better to become highly skilled in one app than to have
mediocre skills on many.

Here’s our roundup of the best photo editing apps available in 2020:

1. Snapseed: Best for advanced photo editing on a mobile device.

2. VSCO: Best for classic-look filters.
3. Adobe Photoshop Express: Best for all-around photo editing.
4. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC: Best for professionals and those wanting to make quick pro
adjustments.
5. Prisma Photo Editor: Best for turning your photos into artistic “paintings” and “drawings.”
6. Foodie: Best for taking your food photos to the next level.
7. Photo Collage: Best for creating the ultimate photo collages.
8. Adobe Photoshop Fix: Best for editing portraits.
9. Visage: Best selfie editing app.
10. Enlight Photofox: Best for artistic photo editing.
11. Instagram: Best for sharing your photos to build an online following.
12. Afterlight 2: Best for all-around editing and artsy overlays.
13. Canva: Best for business-related branded photos.
14. SKRWT: Best for adjusting the perspective of your photos.
15. Facetune: Best professional selfie editing app.
16. TouchRetouch: Best for removing unwanted objects from your photos.
17. Pixelmator: Best for a huge range of photo editing features.
18. Mextures: Best for quick and professional layer editing.
19. Distressed FX: Best for unleashing your editing creativity.