PhotoPad Photo and Image Editor5.02

PhotoPad Photo and Image Editor is an application with a title that pretty much explains its functionality - it allows you to edit your pictures in a user-friendly environment.The interface of PhotoPad Photo and Image Editor is simple and intuitive. Comfortable navigation allows you to quickly browse through function tabs like color, tools, share, and home for general options.

File support and different import sources

Photographs can be imported by using either the file browser or "drag and drop" method. Additionally, you can grab images from a connected webcam, or take a screenshot. File support is impressive, allowing you to process formats like PSD, TGA, DNG, ERF, RAF, GIF, JPEG, JPG, MOS, BMP, NEF, MEF, PCX, RAW, and a lot more.So, you can create a collage or panorama, change the size of the pictures and crop them, as well as enable the tool to keep the aspect ratio. Each function unveils a set of adjustment options to get just the right amount of intensity from your effects.

Add and edit various effects and filters

But you can also insert images, mosaics and text, as well as make image adjustments (e.g. brightness, contrast, exposure, hue, saturation) and apply filters (e.g. blur, sharpen, red eye reduction).On top of that, you can use the undo and redo functions, zoom in and out, change the background color, share the image on Flickr or Facebook, send via email, and upload to Dropbox or Google Drive.The simplistic image processing tool takes up a moderate-to-high amount of system resources, includes a comprehensive help file for all user levels (too bad it doesn't come with snapshots as well), has a very good response time and ran smoothly during our tests.

To end with

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that PhotoPad Photo and Image Editor is sure to help you fine-tune pictures before you use them in various services or upload them on social networks. It comes with a right variety of filters and effects, which can be configured. In the end, you can save the file locally, upload to Cloud, or share online.