5 best Photo Editing Apps for Android



5 best Photo Editing Apps for Android




    Smartphone photography is the newest trend these days, thanks to the great improvement in the camera qualities over the years! With the craze of photos comes the craze to edit them and tweak a little to make them even more beautiful and of course to share them on the facebook, instagram, etc.
    So here are the 5 best Photo Editing Apps you will find on the play store today and they all are either free or with in-app purchases.


1. Photo Editor by Aviary





    Photo Editor by Aviary is a long time popular app. It has good set of features with awesome user interface. Along with the features like one touch improvements it comes with manual controls like brightness, color, temperature, contrast, etc adjustments. 
    Features like red eye fixing, blemish remover, teeth whitener are unique. In addition to that it has got thousands of filters (some of them are free and some can be purchased) and meme generator which let's you create memes by writing on the images. 
You can get this app by clicking here!


2. PicsArt Photo Studio


    

     This app too is a good competitor of other editing apps since long time. It has whopping 100 million downloads till date. Developers have done a great job by adding tonnes of features in every update.
     Apart from the usual editing stuff you will find stickers, collages. It has around 100 editing tools as well as a community of creative people to share stuff with. 
     This app is unique in the sense that it allows you to create animated gifs and draw on your photos. You can also edit photos by cutting and pasting the parts of photos onto the other photos. Hence it can be called as mini Photoshop app. It's worth a try with lot's of features.
You can get this app by clicking here!


3. Pixlr



    Pixlr by AutoDesk, earlier known as Pixlr Express has improved a lot over the time. It has best one touch improvements and effects. It has got numerous amounts of filters but they are termed as "overlays".
    It contains tools like blemish removers and teeth whiteners. It was my personal favorite when I got my first smartphone. 
You can get this app by clicking here!


4. Snapseed


     


    This is one of the best free apps out there! This unique photo editor was scooped up by Google a few years ago and has since turned into one of the premiere photo editing apps for Android. It has support for RAW photos which is great for Photographers! How cool is that!
    Along with one touch enhancements it has amazing sliding feature to apply effect. It contains filters too! Best part about this app is there's no in-app purchase.
You can get this app by clicking here!


5. VSCO
    

VSCO, also called VSCO Cam, is a photography app where you can create an account and upload or take photos, edit and add filters, and share them with other VSCO users or on other social media sites. The app was launched in 2012 by Visual Supply Company.
    Although this app contains in-app purchases with limited number of filters for free usage, the effects looks premium and hence it's used by most of the Instagram photographers. This app has best look and gives premium feel in terms of interface and effects. This is my personal favorite app.
You can get this app by clicking here!

This list will contain one more app - 'Prisma', once it's launched officially! Hype is real!













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