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Photo editing tools sometimes appear to be similar to power tools – each has a definite function and individuals can accomplish incredible things with them, but you can’t help but believe that if you take one up, you’ll crop off a finger. Don’t worry, image-improvement newbie. We’ve created a short video that will walk you through the fundamentals so you can go from “I just don’t know!” to picture editing guru. Take a peek, and we’ll assist you in adding your favorite photo enhancers to your editing toolbox. However, you’ll need to ask someone wearing an apron or a toolbelt about the circular saw.

Here’s a quick rundown of everything we cover in this brief video:

Beginning photo editing

Cropping, straightening, changing exposure, and sharpening are all options.

Using Teeth Whiten, Blemish Remover, and other products to enhance photographs.

Creating imaginative looks by using effects, filters, textures, images, and texts.

PicMonkey Mobile allows you to edit photographs on the move.

If you prefer to read, here’s a more in-depth look at the pillars of picture editing.

The fundamentals

Meet our team of simple-yet-effective picture fixers. These tools are typically at the top of lists of must-have changes, and you can find them all on the Edits tab.

Crop. Cropping and images are best friends, owing to the fact that cropping is the quickest approach to remove distracting image components and enhance composition. Canvas Edits’ Crop tool makes it simple to crop to precise proportions, scale your photo, and get it looking just perfect.

Straighten. If your camera inverted your image or it’s just slightly off, you may quickly fix it using the rotate handle at the top of the image. For slight tweaks, use the Straighten slider in the Rotate tool under Canvas Edits, or click the arrows for a complete flip.

Exposure. With this tool, you may correct an underexposed or overexposed photograph. Highlights make your bright tones brighter or darker, Shadows make your dark tones brighter or darker, and Contrast changes the difference between your light and dark tones.

Saturation. The intensity of your colors is determined by their saturation. Simply use the Saturation slider in Colors to go from brilliant and dazzling to subtle and washed out.

Sharpen. Sharpening improves line clarity and draws attention to small details. When it comes to sharpening, there are a few best practices to follow: Because over-sharpening might make your image seem grainy, zoom in close (at least 100 percent) to get a good understanding of what happens to your image when you alter the Strength and Clarity sliders. Sharpening should be the final item on your editing list for optimal effects.

Touch-up

You can use touch-up tools to improve any shot, no matter how good the subject is. The first rule of touch-up (no, not “don’t talk about touch-up”) is to not overdo it, or your subject will wind up looking like some sort of alien/doll/clown hybrid. While you can create that appearance if you really want to, we believe that utilizing these tools for subtle, natural editing works best. The Touch-Up page contains a collection of photo-perfectors.

PicMonkey’s numerous tools include:

Whitening Teeth

blemish removal

Brighten the Eyes

Airbrush

Remover of Wrinkles

To get a natural effect, remember to modify the Brush size and Fade sliders.

Inventive ideas

Photo adjustments don’t always have to be hidden. Naturally, manipulated images can demonstrate your originality. Make your photos more artistic by adding photo effects, text, a frame, or a graphic on top of them to give them a new look. Here are a few ideas for becoming creative with your picture editing.

Editing on the go

Now that you’ve learned how to improve your photos on your computer, let’s move on to on-the-go editing. PicMonkey mobile is like a Swiss Army Knife with a bubble wand attachment: it contains everything you need, nothing you don’t, plus a dash of fun thrown in for good measure.

To change the brightness, contrast, saturation, and temperature of your photos, use Adjust. Apply a little Blur, trim quickly, and use effects (Orton and Boost are terrific go-tos) to polish your photographs while you’re out and about.

Apply a little Soften to your mobile portraits to quickly improve them.

Presto, our one-touch picture editor that automatically analyzes facial characteristics for automated retouching; whiten teeth, smooth wrinkles, and unblemish the blemished with a single tap, is also available to PicMonkey subscribers or for a one-time $1.99 charge.

Other fantastic tutorials to help you get started
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Basic Photo Retouching Techniques

Add Effects to Mobile Photos

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5 Best Photo Editing Techniques

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