There’s no image resizing (but you can specify the output resolution to nearest 200 pixels of width) nor any support for layers.Īs it’s free, and you need only sign up for an Adobe account to use it, you may as well give it a whirl and see if it’ll do what you need it to.

What you cannot do is edit specific portions of images, except when using the red-eye reduction and spot healing tools. You can see all Photoshop Express features here. That means you can add filters, crop, transform, adjust perspective, adjust (brightness, contrast, saturation, and more), add masks and more. It’s much more like other quick photo-editing apps such as Snapseed and the one built into Google Photos. That means you can also use it on your PC or laptopįor a free app, it’s pretty good, though it bears no resemblance to the full version of Photoshop at all. If you need only basic photo-editing tools, Adobe offers a free app called Photoshop Express (formerly Spark) which is available from the Apple App Store, Google Play and Microsoft Store.

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