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The app’s Creative Adjustments are organized into seven categories: Black & White, Drama, Grunge, Vintage, Frames, Center Focus, and Tilt-Shift. Snapseed’s forte is those filters and special effects. (Of course, you aren’t restricted to editing your photos in this order.) After that, it’s all about the filters and special effects. Once you’re done with the basic edits, you can crop and straighten your photo, as well as use the Details tools, which include Sharpness and Structure. (You can still tweak the sliders manually to make adjustments.) This is also where you’ll find Nik Software’s signature Control Point feature, which lets you make selective edits to your photo. You can also choose from six presets: Automatic, Neutral, Dark, Bright, Balanced, and Moody-each gives the image a slightly different tone or coloring, and when you click one, you’ll see the sliders move accordingly. You start with Tune Image, where you’ll find sliders for brightness, contrast, saturation, shadows, ambiance, and warmth. This was actually a feature in the iPhoto app that used to be available on iPhone/iPad, but ever since that app was phased out, Apple has not rolled the feature into its current Photos app.The editing features are organized in an intuitive order that’s generally how you’d approach editing an image. For example, if you’ve got a photo that has a particular area that’s too dark but the rest of it is completely fine, you can use your finger to apply a brighten adjustment to just the area of darkness.

One feature that I’m really excited about is the fact that you can use “brushes” to apply adjustments to specific areas of a photo rather than affecting the entire thing.

But Snapseed goes beyond those built-in tools in many ways. You may say that those devices already have built-in editing tools that let you adjust colors, lighting, and even apply filters and retouch photos, and you’d be right.

Snapseed is an image editing app available for iOS (iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch). And as of recently, I’ve fallen in love with another Google product: Snapseed. I’m an avid Apple user but I also love Gmail. However, just because the two companies are at odds with each other, it doesn’t mean that you can’t enjoy some of the products made by both. By this point, we’re all well aware of the competition between Apple and Google.