Photo Editor

Photo Editor Create stunning photos and videos with Photo Editor for Android. Upload your images, choose filters or advanced presets, and fine-tune contrast, saturation, HSL, split tone, and vintage film effects.

Photo Editor

Photo Editor is a strong editing app built for both photos and videos. Upload your images, pick a filter you like, then fine-tune settings until you reach the look you want. If you’d rather move faster, you can rely on advanced presets—each one brings its own theme and color palette. With the right preset, you can finish a polished result in no time.

Key Features

• Enhance your photos with tools like Contrast and Saturation, or add texture using Grain and Fade for an analog-style film feel.
• Use Film X to recreate vintage film aesthetics inspired by brands such as Kodak, Fuji, and Agfa.
• For more refined looks, try advanced options such as HSL and Split Tone to dial in the exact effect you’re aiming for.
• Add extra visual flair with Borders to introduce a pop of color around your images.
• Apply impressive effects, filters, and presets to make your visuals stand out.
• Adjust white balance and color handling through HSL controls.
• Create smoother motion styling with slo-mo effects for a modern look.
• Stack films, images, and shapes to tell a video story and build a moving collage by layering them together.
• If you add extra materials, you can change their opacity to explore custom gel colors and double-exposure style blends.

What You Gain

1) Advanced Color and Tone Control

Get direct control over exposure, brightness, contrast, saturation, temperature, tint, and hue. With Curves and Levels, you can precisely refine highlights, midtones, and shadows. The workflow supports fast baseline corrections first, then more exact changes when you want them. You can switch between tools without losing your place in the edit.

2) Effects and Filters for Different Styles

When a photo looks flat, use tools such as gamma correction, auto contrast/tone, and vibrance to bring it to life. For creative styling, try blur, sharpen, oil paint, sketch, high-contrast black and white, or sepia. Start subtle, then increase intensity to match your image. In the latest version, these effects are organized for quicker access while editing.

3) Precision Fixes and Cleanup Tools

Need technical corrections? Photo Editor includes perspective and lens correction to reduce skewed lines and distortion. You can also handle common camera issues with red-eye removal, white balance adjustments, and backlight fixes. Use rotate, straighten, crop, and resize to keep your composition and output consistent. It’s best to use these tools early so later edits sit on a clean foundation.

4) Creative Compositing and Final Touches

Build overlays and simple layouts by adding text, images, and shapes. Clone and Cut Out help with cleanup and selective edits, while Drawing and Pixel tools add custom, hand-made details. Denoise smooths unwanted grain, and frames give your work a finished border for sharing—without needing to jump into other apps.

5) Workflow Tools, Formats, and Metadata

Photo Editor supports batch editing, letting you apply the same adjustments to multiple photos—great for sets from the same session. With puzzle crop, you can split an image into parts for grids or prints. You can also create PDFs and animated GIFs, compress files as ZIP, extract frames from GIFs, and rasterize SVG files for consistent output.

Format and metadata features include saving as JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, or PDF. You can view, edit, or delete EXIF, IPTC, and XMP information. Save to your gallery, wallpaper, or SD card, then share via email or social channels once you’re ready. An optional ad-free purchase removes ads during editing.

Tips & Tricks

• Photo Editor focuses on core editing right away, so you can begin working as soon as your photos are uploaded.



• Beyond color correction, it supports transparency and more finishing options to make each image look professionally refined.
• The color section includes controls like contrast, exposure, saturation, temperature, tint, and more.
• To craft the perfect palette, adjust gamma, vibrance, blur, sharpness, and contrast—small changes can significantly alter the final look.



• You can create different shapes by rotating and then cropping.



• Repair damaged photos by swapping out individual pixels or duplicating parts precisely.
• For best compatibility, consider image format and efficiency for storing or processing—Photo Editor can open and edit popular formats including JPEG, PNG, GIF, WEBP, and PDF.
• If your photo is in a different format, other online tools or websites can help you convert it.