Professional photo editors such as Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, etc have been popular for years. But, to use them, you have to install the softwares and they will take some times to be turned on and off. The lower your notebook or PC's specifications, the lower the user experience you'll get. Not to mention that to use them on the go is also means that you will never get away from your 'heavy' device.
That's where Photopea can be your main alternative especially when you don't want to pay for Photoshop that is quite expensive for many as well as to avoid the software piracy.
Photopea is a web-based and advanced photo editor. But, if you have been disappointed by such other tools since many of web-based apps are lack in providing the rich and quite complete tools and features, I really recommending you to gives Photopea a try.
The main reason why I am suggesting you so is because if you have been learning how to use Photoshop for months or even years, big chance you will never lose all the learning processes and materials. It is so much similar to how Photoshop is works along with all similar tools and features including layer management, Blend Mode options, various of filter, smart object availability, photography and painting tools and many more.
In short, you don't need a big change to switch over from Photoshop to Photopea.
The only thing you can do to uses it is just heading towards to its site at FreePhotoTool.com. The other interesting parts are: it is accessible and usable to utilizes it with mobile's browser as well and there has also been its own Android app to edit images on the go as long as you have internet connection.
I never had an iPhone before, so you may need to check the app's availability yourself at the Apple Store.
Sometime, an image I got from Unspalsh or Pixabay can reaches up to more than 2 MB. And when I head to freephototool.com, the image can be saved for only 20 KB or around 50 KB which is the good news for every bloggers.
The image quality is also well-maintained. But for the same or similar result, if I have to use Photoshop, the file capacity can be still more than 100 KB.
Read also: How to Resize Image Online and Keep the Quality at Its Best
I have no idea how Photopea's compression technique is doing with this but so far, creating, editing and saving images or designs with free tool like Photopea is more than worthy than paying for Photoshop in term of the usages that I need.
And by the way, it is also supporting the PSD file as well. So, in case you will need to save or load your PSD's file format, Photopea is good to go with that along with the other various file format.
In the future, I hope Photopea will get more exposures and recognized by many users around the web as well as getting more funds to make the aggressive and significant development while still being able to be used for free as today.
That's where Photopea can be your main alternative especially when you don't want to pay for Photoshop that is quite expensive for many as well as to avoid the software piracy.
Photopea is NOT just another photo editor
Photopea is a web-based and advanced photo editor. But, if you have been disappointed by such other tools since many of web-based apps are lack in providing the rich and quite complete tools and features, I really recommending you to gives Photopea a try.
The main reason why I am suggesting you so is because if you have been learning how to use Photoshop for months or even years, big chance you will never lose all the learning processes and materials. It is so much similar to how Photoshop is works along with all similar tools and features including layer management, Blend Mode options, various of filter, smart object availability, photography and painting tools and many more.
In short, you don't need a big change to switch over from Photoshop to Photopea.
The only thing you can do to uses it is just heading towards to its site at FreePhotoTool.com. The other interesting parts are: it is accessible and usable to utilizes it with mobile's browser as well and there has also been its own Android app to edit images on the go as long as you have internet connection.
I never had an iPhone before, so you may need to check the app's availability yourself at the Apple Store.
It is considerably providing the best image compression result
Many times, I have been using Photopea for my blogging activity especially in providing the best high quality images with small amount of file capacity to save my blog storage limit.Sometime, an image I got from Unspalsh or Pixabay can reaches up to more than 2 MB. And when I head to freephototool.com, the image can be saved for only 20 KB or around 50 KB which is the good news for every bloggers.
The image quality is also well-maintained. But for the same or similar result, if I have to use Photoshop, the file capacity can be still more than 100 KB.
Read also: How to Resize Image Online and Keep the Quality at Its Best
I have no idea how Photopea's compression technique is doing with this but so far, creating, editing and saving images or designs with free tool like Photopea is more than worthy than paying for Photoshop in term of the usages that I need.
And by the way, it is also supporting the PSD file as well. So, in case you will need to save or load your PSD's file format, Photopea is good to go with that along with the other various file format.
In the future, I hope Photopea will get more exposures and recognized by many users around the web as well as getting more funds to make the aggressive and significant development while still being able to be used for free as today.
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