Adobe Photoshop
by Adobe PhotoshopAdobe Photoshop is a photo editor for Android, iOS, web, macOS and Windows with batch editing.
This list covers photo editing software for shoppers comparing tools for image work across desktop, mobile and the web. It helps you compare free plans, pricing, platforms and editing features in one place.
Read entries in the order shown, then compare RAW photo support, layer editing, masking, batch editing, cloud sync and AI retouching for your workflow.
Adobe Photoshop is a photo editor for Android, iOS, web, macOS and Windows with batch editing.
Adobe Lightroom edits photo groups across Android, iOS, macOS, Windows and the web.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Evoto AI is a cross-platform photo editor with a free plan, trial and paid access.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2ON1 Photo RAW is intended for photographers ranging from hobbyists to working professionals and commercial studios.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWindows+2Photoroom is a free photo editor with mobile, web and API access, plus a free trial.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Pixlr suits people who want image editing and design tools in a browser or on mobile.
Photopea runs in a browser, with apps and self-hosting for major platforms.
Picsart may suit people who want image editing tools across web, Windows, iOS, and Android.
PhotoPad edits RAW photos with crop, color, exposure, retouching, blur and creative collage tools.
Luminar Neo is a paid photo editor available through desktop, mobile, web and extension platforms.
Fotor offers layered, masked and batch photo editing with cloud sync across web, desktop and mobile.
Photomator edits RAW photos with AI retouching on iOS and macOS.
PhotoDirector edits photos on macOS and Windows, supports batch work and has a free plan.
Retouch4me is a multi-platform photo editor with free access, a trial and paid plans.
HitPaw FotorPea edits photos on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, the web and an extension.
Airbrush edits RAW photos across Android, iOS, macOS, Windows and web, with batch tools.
darktable suits photographers who want a free, multi-platform raw-processing workflow and control over editing.
GIMP is a free photo editor for Linux, macOS and Windows without built-in RAW support.
Adobe Creative Cloud provides photo and design tools with templates and presentation features across devices.
VSCO is a web, iOS and Android photo editor with batch editing, a free plan and trial.
BeFunky suits people who want photo editing, collage creation, and graphic design tools in one place.
Pixelmator Pro edits RAW photos on iOS and macOS with layers and masking tools.
RawTherapee targets photographers from enthusiast newcomers through professionals who want to develop raw images.
ImageMagick suits people who need image processing through command-line workflows, APIs, or self-hosted installations.
Check the Platform field for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, web or Linux support. Choose a version that fits where you edit and store photos.
Free plan, free trial and Paid from fields show how a tool can fit your budget. A free plan can suit basic work, while a trial can help you review a paid workflow before subscribing.
RAW photo support matters for camera files. Layer editing and masking tools matter when you need separate adjustments or selective changes. Batch editing can speed up repeated work.
Cloud sync can keep edits available across supported devices. AI retouching can be useful when that type of automated adjustment fits your process; check the listing for its support.
Open-source status is shown as a comparison field. If code access or redistribution matters, review the tool's licence before choosing.