These Photo-editing Apps Help You Up Your Social Media game

Pose, click, edit

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When it comes to photography and imagery, editing is an essential part of the process—especially considering the revolution of beautiful images Instagramstarted with its launch in 2010. Today, it has almost become socially unacceptable to post anything that hasn’t been tweaked to it’s best version on social media, making photo-editing apps a necessary download on your phone. With the plethora of options available, zeroing down on the ones that will actually transform your picture creatively is not as easy a task as it used to be. Scroll ahead for our top picks, available both for Android and Apple phones.

Huji Cam

If you haven’t heard about this app yet, we want to know just how dense the rock you’ve been living under is. From celebrities to influencers, everyone has been making use of Huji Cam to enhance their images before they post them on social media. The app works on nostalgia, giving you the analogue camera experience that takes you back to the ’90s instantly—perfect for all those throwbacks you want to share on Instagram. Prepare to be hooked, readers.

VSCO

Old but gold, the VSCO app has a minimal interface and a vast range of photo-editing tools. Not only does it come with a stylish design, it is very easy to use and allows you to make full-scale photo edits.

Snapseed

A product of the Google family, this one is a photo-editing apps for the pros. With Snapseed, you can adjust the curves of an image, its colour balance, saturation and sharpness, among other factors. The presets are great, and it even allows you to make your own filters! Talk about a complete package.

Adobe Lightroom Mobile

One of the younger members of the Adobe family, this photo-editing app lets you shoot RAW photos in HDR mode while organising them for you in your gallery(on the cloud).

Adobe Photoshop Express

An impressive, streamlined version of Adobe’s most popular desktop creation, this app’s best feature is its ability to fix common picture problems quickly. Ever professional and reliable, it is most Photoshop enthusiasts’ dream come true.

Retrica

One of the best camera apps for selfies, Retrica’s filters and collages are designed to bring out the best in portrait photography. The app has the ability to apply filters on ‘live camera’ mode, basically letting you see what the end result of the image will be, while clicking the picture itself.

Darkroom

A well-designed, integrated, powerful editing app, Darkroom comes with an array of free filters ranging from bright and colourful to vintage and monochrome. You can also create your own filters, and transform your photos with the help of myriad tools and features with this.
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