Photography (1350 programs)

Pros: Wide range of basic editing tools.

Cons: Lacks advanced features.

Pros: Gets rid of lags and security issues. Adds 3D image and editing option. Eliminates workflow interruptions.

Cons: Comes with a limited number of features.

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

Cons: Some filters require in-app purchases.

Pros: Easy to use. Quick and simple installation. Free and lightweight.

Cons: Barebones feature set. Only works with the Chrome web browser. Mirroring does not work on videos.

Pros: Provides a wide range of artistic tools and materials. Supports multiple layers and a stabilization tool. Can create simple animations. Cloud storage.

Cons: Advanced tools require a paid subscription. Occasional bugs and glitches.

Pros: Simple user interface. Multiple editing and customization options. Supports several image file formats.

Cons: Only compatible with specific Epson printers.

Pros: Easy to use. Simple interface. Customizable output settings. Can stitch files together.

Cons: Limited supported models.

Pros: Easy to download and use. Visualizes algorithms and traces execution step-by-step. Creates successful and accurate algorithms for beginners. Minimal syntax requirement. Different modes. Supports common programming constructs. Provides feedback on variable states during execution. Open-source.

Cons: Exclusively on Windows. Visually outdated interface. Limited video playback functions. Lacks a built-in tutorial. May not generate full, runnable code at times.

Pros: Loads and runs much faster. Measures pixels, draws histograms and more. Contains hundreds of plugins and macros.

Cons: Fiji is a better solution for users in life sciences field.

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: Full DWG support with 2D drafting and annotation tools. Cloud-based access for real-time collaboration. Simplified interface for quick edits and reviews.

Cons: Limited 3D modeling and advanced CAD features. Heavy projects may reduce responsiveness.

Pros: Easy access to editing tools. Loads images using the entire user interface. Saves your edited images as separate files. Can save edited photos in various formats.

Cons: Limited editing tools. Does not offer options for creating file associations.

Pros: Excellent compression results. Works with many different graphic formats. Preview and compare results in real time. Impressive plug-in capabilities. Integration with various applications.

Cons: No warning prompts before actually closing the app. Doesn't save changes automatically.

Pros: Organise photos automatically. Image recognition. Many ways to view your pictures.

Cons: Some unexpected crashes. There is little control over the use of data.

Pros: Simple. intuitive interface. Small download and lightweight install.

Cons: Limited editing capabilities. Limited support.

Pros: Great editing tools. Perfect for sharing. Tutorials online. Great community.

Cons: Slow. Buggy. Intrusive ads. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Intuitive and well-organized user interface. Effective automatic retouch feature.

Cons: Very little new features and improvements in newer version to justify its full price.

Pros: Speedy and lightweight. Extensive printing options. Simple interface. Photo data display.

Cons: Lacks advanced features. Generic interface.

Pros: Free and versatile across major desktop platforms. Supports batch processing and extensive format conversions. Integrated tools for watermarking, color adjustment, and filters. Intuitive interface suitable for users of all skill levels.

Cons: Limited advanced image editing beyond basic adjustments. Interface is functional but not optimized for creative design workflows. May require familiarity with batch processing concepts for larger projects.