We’ve previously tipped an older version of Photo Optimizer as one of the best free photo editors - praising its clean, ad-free interface and accessible toolkit, but disliking its hit-and-miss auto-optimization.
More advanced tools, such as altering perspective and adaptive sharpen, are locked behind an upgrade paywall. Users are also free to run the auto-optimization, before further tweaking the image by hand. While the easy-to-use software is - in the company’s words - “ideal for beginners and anyone who doesn't want to spend time getting to know the intricacies of image optimization”, users with a preference for manual photo editing are also served by the program’s toolkit.įeatures include adaptive blur, removing face stains, adding limited effects, and adjusting the tone curve. > One of our favorite Apple photo editors has announced a controversial change > Google’s amazing new photo AI brings light to darkness and much much more We've tested out the best Adobe Lightroom alternatives
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