You can see all Photoshop Express features here. That means you can add filters, crop, transform, adjust perspective, adjust (brightness, contrast, saturation, and more), add masks and more. It’s much more like other quick photo-editing apps such as Snapseed and the one built into Google Photos.
That means you can also use it on your PC or laptopįor a free app, it’s pretty good, though it bears no resemblance to the full version of Photoshop at all. If you need only basic photo-editing tools, Adobe offers a free app called Photoshop Express (formerly Spark) which is available from the Apple App Store, Google Play and Microsoft Store. You’ll have to pay after the trial ends but Adobe typically offers a 14-day window (from purchase) to cancel and get a full refund. This lets you try out the full version of the software with no restrictions. You can download a free 7-day trial of Photoshop CC. It’s not full-fat Photoshop, but Photoshop Elements is relatively affordable and is aimed at home users. What you may not realise is that you can still buy Photoshop as a standalone piece of software that doesn’t force you to subscribe. They’re available to students and teachers, who get an all-year discount that makes the steep price much cheaper, but Adobe also has deals where anyone can get Photoshop for less. If the apps are no good to use and a w eek-long trial isn’t enough, you can get discounts on Creative Cloud subscriptions. They’re completely free to use, with no subscription required. But you may find that other versions of Photoshop such as the Express and Camera apps do everything you need.
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