Photography (471 programs)

Pros: Compresses images quickly. Simple.

Cons: Only suitable for Mac users. Not smartphone opimized.

Pros: Automatically finds device. Looks for dozen file types. Hide corrupt images.

Cons: Some images not recovered properly. Can take time to scan.

Pros: Wide range of formats supported. Batch image conversion. Excellent image quality. Fast image processing.

Cons: Slow update. UI needs improvement.

Pros: Fast and accurate file analysis. Customizable workflows.

Cons: Limited to macOS only. No integration with Adobe applications.

Pros: 54 different tutorials. Tutorials are easy to follow. Builds step by step. Covers all types of topics.

Cons: Not much replay value. Only available in English. Does not contain actual editing tools. Only suitable for novices.

Pros: 55 transition effects. Use of local caching and asynchronous operations. Supports multiple file formats. Built-in folder browser.

Cons: Interface needs some getting used to. Folders cannot be navigated without choosing a transition. Annoying popups. Requires a 64-bit computer.

Pros: Compatible with most image formats.. Suitable for pro and novice use.. Capable of re-sizing images in batch mode.. Runs without slowing your PC down..

Cons: Accepts image sizes only in pixels.. Lacks automatic aspect ratio management.. Batch image processing can be a slow process.. No ability to integrate with cloud storage services..

Pros: Creates stunning effects. Easy to isolate aspects of your photos. Paints entire backgrounds instantly.

Cons: Not many advanced features. No photo filters. Not integrated with other photo apps.

Pros: It has a cloning feature. There are plenty of filters to play with.

Cons: It lacks most Photoshopping tools. You need to practice in order to create good images.

Pros: Has a wide range of features.. A budget alternative to the likes of Photoshop..

Cons: Some may find the interface hard to grasp at first.. There are free alternatives available..