Free photo editor
Every small business could use a handy tool that makes their workday more streamlined, easier, and less stressful. And it doesn’t hurt if it’s free. You want a program that is powerful and provides you with all the tools you need, but it needs to be user-friendly and help you quickly complete your tasks. When it comes to photo editing programs, there is one that actually fits the bill.
Fotor is a web-based editing program that gives you the power and the tools to edit your photos in nearly any way imaginable. All you have to do is upload your photos to the Fotor website and start editing. You can use any of the basic features that you’d find Photoshop or a similar program. You also have the choice to apply one of fifty-six individual and unique filters. You can brighten colors, make a collage, use a frame to emphasize the best part of your photo, add text, and you can even use overlays to make your photo more dynamic.
But your laptop isn’t the only place you can use Fotor. You can also download the app for your iPhone or Android at a low cost, making it accessible and relevant to most every business owner and professional out there, including you. Just one look at Fotor’s website shows you how easy it is to navigate without previous photo-editing experience. One click and it will do it all for you.
Fotor is for both novices and the experienced. You can use to create a unique photo for your blog post, website, or for your social media accounts. It gives you the control over your photos while allowing and teaching you how to improve and strengthen your photos. And it all starts with experimenting with all Fotor’s offered features. Fotor is inspired by Windows 8 and influenced by Instagram, making it a fantastic combination of modern features and tried-and-true simplicity of decades past.
The American Genius Staff Writer: Charlene Jimenez earned her Master's Degree in Arts and Culture with a Creative Writing concentration from the University of Denver after earning her Bachelor's Degree in English from Brigham Young University in Idaho. Jimenez's column is dedicated to business and technology tips, trends and best practices for entrepreneurs and small business professionals.
tfepps
November 7, 2012 at 12:26 pm
The iPhone app is not free. It is $2.99.
AGBeat
November 7, 2012 at 12:49 pm
@tfepps good eye. Story has been updated. Thanks for reading!