Photography (1312 programs)

Pros: Batch image conversion. Compatible with most image formats. Supports multi-core processors.

Cons: More features upon purchase. Some function works depending on platform. Limited editing tools.

Pros: User-friendly interface. One-touch photo adjustments. Variety of filters.

Cons: Some filters require in-app purchases.

Pros: A plugin and standalone photo editor. Auto-Skin-Mask. Natural Skin Tone Enhancing. Single and Batch Processing.

Cons: Not all photo portraits can be adjusted naturally. May produce uncanny or fake-looking photo edits. Dependent on Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Lightroom for extra features.

Pros: Clean, beginner-friendly interface. Includes batch processing and collage tools. Supports common and RAW image formats. Offers a wide range of basic editing functions.

Cons: Lacks advanced features like curves or masks. Some tools offer only basic customization. May lag with large files or intensive tasks.

Pros: Can create a collage. Can edit images. Supports layers. Can use images as backgrounds.

Cons: Difficult to resize. Cannot adjust background. Limited border options. Ugly interface.

Pros: Beautiful Interface. Has grid display options. Can add a post directly from the computer. Can customize the interface.

Cons: Requires a license. Only displays square grids. Cannot add Instagram filters. No IGTV.

Pros: Plenty of photo editing tools. Has simple photo-shopping tools too. Improve poorly-shot photos. Add preset photographic effects.

Cons: Incorrectly priced when compared with its competitors. The free version locks some of the editing functions. Crashes if not on Windows XP SP3. Requires a screen resolution of 1024 X 768 or higher.

Pros: Lightweight and fast. Cross-platform support. User-friendly interface. Mobile integration. Practical measurement tools. Flexible file handling and efficient data extraction.

Cons: Occasional sluggishness. Potential learning curve.