Snapseed is an extremely easy-to-use photo editing application for beginner users. Created by Nik Software and later acquired by Google, Snapseed allows you to modify your photos, make color adjustments, apply filters, including frames, and export and share your creations in just a few simple steps.

What are the key features of Snapseed?

Basic Editing: With Snapseed you can crop, straighten, rotate, and modify the height/width ratio of your photos. Furthermore, the tool allows you to play around with structure and sharpening. You will also find different filters through which you can adjust parameters such as brightness, contrast, saturation, shadows, and color temperature. Changes are applicable on a global (to the entire photo) or a selective (in a particular area) level.
Creative Tools: in addition to offering the possibility of applying color filters to your photos, the app has different categories for effects, including Black & White, and Bokeh. There are also many filters to choose from, such as Vintage, Grunge, and Tilt-Shit.
Review Changes: For every new filter or effect you apply to your project a new layer is created. This way, it is very easy to compare your modifications with the original photo.
Easy Sharing: Once you have finished editing your photo, Snapseed gives you the option to save your file (JPEG AND TIFF), print it out, or share your creation with your friends via Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, and email.

Is it free?

Snapseed on PC is only available as paid software with a two-week trial period. It is important to keep in mind that Snapseed Windows no longer receives software updates. For that reason, it is not possible to activate the paid version. If you want to keep on using this tool after the trial period expires, you will have to download it again and perform a clean install.

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