When you tap the Looks button, you will add Filters to your photo, and the available filters are Last Edits, Portrait, Smooth, Pop, Morning, Bright, Fine Art, Structure, and more. Or you can also Open the Latest Image.Īfter adding your image, Snapseed provides two Editing Options Looks and Tools. Therefore, you need to take a picture first. And to edit an image, of course, you need to add it from your Device. Snapseed is easy to use, and this app aims to edit your images using various editing tools. Edit an Image on Snapseed using an iOS Device Cons Its new update is buggy and glitchy.

The Stacks feature lets you re-edit any image you’re not happy with, and you can now copy your edits from one image to another.Pros Its user interface is clean and straightforward.

Today, Snapseed 2.0 has arrived at the App Store and Play Store, and as implied by the version number, is packed to the rafters with enhancements. Snapseed has long touted itself as a pro-level photo editor, and while it’s still arguable that no mobile app offers quite the robust tool sets of Photoshop et al do at desktop level, it’s perhaps the closest there is to a comprehensive image-modding app for iOS and Android. Full details, as well as that all-important download link, can be seen below. Today, Google has taken the wraps off Snapseed version 2.0 for iOS and Android, bundling in a decent array of new features and fixes. Sure, this was before said app was acquired by one of its fiercest rivals, but the fact that both Google and the Mac maker rate Snapseed so highly is a testament to its quality and feature-set. Google-owned Snapseed is considered one of the best image-editing apps for mobile devices, and has, in the past, yielded much acclaim from the folks at Apple.

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