Snapseed is a finished and expert photograph proofreader created by Google. It is one of the most used and liked applications in the world.

KEY FEATURES

• 29 Tools and Filters, including Healing, Brush, Structure, HDR, Perspective (see list underneath)
• Opens JPG and RAW documents
• Save your own looks and apply them to new photographs later
• Selective channel brush
• All styles can be changed with fine, exact control

TOOLS, FILTERS AND FACE

RAW Develop – open and change RAW DNG documents; save non-damagingly or send out as JPG

Tune picture – change openness and shading consequently or physically with fine, exact control

Details – mystically brings out surface designs in pictures

Crop – harvest to standard sizes or openly

Rotate – pivot by 90°, or fix a slanted skyline

Perspective – fix slanted lines and ideal the math of skylines or structures

White Balance – change the tones with the goal that the picture looks more normal

Brush – specifically correct openness, immersion, brilliance or warmth

Selective – the prestige “Control Point” innovation: Position up to 8 focuses on the picture and allocate upgrades, the calculation wraps up mystically

Healing – eliminate the excluded neighbor from a gathering picture

Vignette – add a delicate dimness around the corners like a delightful, wide-gap would do

Text – add both adapted or plain content

Curves – have exact authority over the splendor levels in your photographs

Expand – increment the size of your material and occupy the new space in brilliant manners with the substance of your picture

Lens Blur – add a delightful Bokeh to pictures (foundation relaxing), ideal for photographic representations

Glamor Glow – add a fine sparkle to pictures, extraordinary for style or representations

Tonal Contrast – help subtleties specifically in the shadows, midtones and features

HDR Scape – carry a dazzling look to your pictures by making the impact of numerous openings

Drama – add a trace of Judgment day to your pictures (6 styles)

Grunge – a tense look with solid styles and surface overlays

Grainy Film – get current film looks with reasonable grain

Vintage – the style of shading film photograph from the 50’s, 60’s or 70’s

Retrolux – go retro with light breaks, scratches, film styles

Noir – Black and White film looks with reasonable grain and the “wash” impact

Black and White – exemplary Black and White gaze directly out of the darkroom

Frames – add outlines with movable size

Double Exposure – mix two photographs, looking over mix modes that are propelled by shooting on film and by advanced picture handling

Face Enhance – add a center to the eyes, add face-explicit lighting, or smoothen skin

Face Pose – right the posture of representations dependent on three-dimensional models