Top Photo Editing Apps For Android Users

You can easily find so many photo editing apps over internet and all of them possess unique features. Some of these photo editor apps are powerful enough to have advanced photo editing features that are available on only few desktop photo software, like photo shop, fotophire. But selection for right platform goes little difficult. Here are going to discuss about basic criteria that must be followed during selection of photo editing application.

Adobe Lightroom CC                                                  


This editor can easily work on iOS as well as Android platform and is available for free. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC for mobile is a free app that gives you a powerful, yet simple solution for capturing, editing and sharing your photos. And you can upgrade for premium features that give you precise control with seamless access across all your devices mobile, desktop and web. With the lightroom CC professional capture mode, you will never miss a shot, and get the most out of your phone's camera. Capture with the DNG raw format for more creative control. Use the high dynamic range mode to automatically expand the range of exposure, letting you capture the brightest to the darkest tones, and recreate the scene exactly as you saw it. Apply Photoshop magic with five specially formulated presets, that allow you to see the effect while you're taking the shot, and fine tune the effect later. Edit photos in seconds with tools that range from simple one-tap presets to powerful advanced adjustments and corrections. Make Advanced edits with the tone curve to change color, exposure, tone and contrast. Easily edit large albums and get consistent looks by copying your favorite edits across photos. 

PicsArt Photo Studio 

PicsArt's collage maker provides 100s of free templates, and the PicsArt community uploads 1000s of new images every day that can be used as backgrounds. PicsArt lets you make grid style pic collages, templated collages and freestyle arrangements collages. If you're looking for an easy way to make a great collage, we've got you covered. It includes tools to create cutouts, crop, stretch, clone, and adjust curves. PicsArt provides a rapidly evolving set of AI-powered, prisma-style effects. PicsArt is also your go-to for making awesome double exposure photo edits. You can make double exposures using layers with adjustable transparency. You can also create memes by applying text on free-to-edit pictures, pictures from friends or your own pictures. PicsArt Draw includes customizable brushes, layers and professional drawing tools. Additionally, the PicsArt camera lets you snap pictures with live effects and is your own personal touch by editing it and then share it back to the picsArt community. PicsArt's remix chat is a whole new way to edit with your friends and make awesome pictures. Share photos 1:l or with your chat group, where you and your friends can do quick remixes, together.

Photo Mate R3 

Photo Mate offers a photo library where you can filter and sort all your files based on metadata like camera, aperture or ISO as well as custom ratings, labels and keywords. The library can handle jpg as well as almost any camera-raw format. You can rate, label and keyword your images and photo mate generates universal XMP-Sidefiles which are also compatible with desktop programs. You can also edit IPTC-Information like Title and Description. Photo mate offers a solution to view your images along with with all important exif-information like exposure, aperture or ISO. Photo mate offers a non-destructive editing solution. You may use all common editing tools like Contrast, lights, shadows, clarity, lens-based adjustments. Photo mate also comes with a lens collection so you can auto-correct distortion or chromatic aberration. Like printing images, importing images from your camera, accessing your network, stacking or combining images or batch-conversion and editing of images.

Facetune

This app is design for Iphone as well as android users and with its interactive editing features it has gained so much popularity over Instagram, Flickr and many more. The Interface possesses so many button for one touch access to features like smoothing, whiten, canvas, reshape, details enhancement etc. Every photo could use a touch up. That's why magazines use expensive, complicated tool to Photoshop people into looking their best. But now, there's Facetune!. Facetune provides easy-to-use, powerful tools to retouch and perfect every photo or selfie, making each one look like it came straight out of high-fashion magazine. For example, you can be sure that your selfie shows only the best version of you- whether you'll be using those portraits of your professional profile or simply your selfie sharing online with friends. In a world constantly becoming more visual, putting your best face forward has never been more important!     








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