Snapseed

The “I’m working” animation with the goof ball eyes is distracting and childish. 2 stars off for that, it’s so bad.

The best and simplest! Been using it for years!

[cons]<br/><br/>- the new ui seems off, and complicated in a way. <br/><br/>* If you had the ability to change it to past ui’s—that would be amazing.<br/><br/>- only on mobile<br/><br/>[pros]<br/><br/>- Genuinely the best free editing app on mobile. <br/><br/>- Features added constantly<br/><br/>- No extra “premium” cost.<br/><br/>[wishes]<br/><br/>- Video section, this would genuinely make it the best app for both worlds of photography and cinematography—well—in mobile.

Snapseed is incredibly useful and has been my go-to for photo editing for years, but the unnecessary UI updates are beginning to sour my experience. <br/>By the time I become used to the new layout and features, a new update moves all the buttons and menus around, and muscle memory has me constantly hitting the wrong options for the next few days.

I even googled how to use it and I put two photos in my collection with the only option I have is to remove any photos. There’s not a plus that’s supposed to be tools. There’s not a create anything button. I guess I’ll delete it even after I googled how to use it. It told me about a + that I don’t have so I don’t know the point of it. it’s so far I can put photos on it, but then leave them.

Honestly, I fell in love with this app. As person who has just gotten into the hobby of photography, I found it hard to edit my photos as most editing programs have a high price point. This app is completely free yet still offers most of the same benefits as other programs. Love it and would recommend!!!

It is much harder to use, I miss the old version

The new masking tools are very helpful. I wish in the future they can use masks to control blurring. If you wanted to make a background less sharp than the subject for example.