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Adobe Photoshop Elements Review
Adobe Photoshop Elements is an excellent photo editing application for hobbyists who don't want to pay for a subscription or learn complex Photoshop techniques.
Canva Review
Canva offers an eye-popping variety of graphic categories that lets you move ideas from your imagination to the screen no matter your skill level.
Snapfish Review
Snapfish's print quality may only be mediocre, but the company charges the lowest prices we've found and offers a broad range of photo gifts.
Shutterfly Review
Shutterfly's prices are higher than many of its competitors and its print quality is lackluster. The service has a good website, however, and if you use the mobile app, you get free prints.
Walmart Photo Review
Walmart Photo offers great prices and same-day pickup, along with superior print quality than competing budget photo printers.
Walgreens Photo Review
If you need photos printed pronto and don't mind paying a premium, Walgreens is your best option.
Amazon Prints Review
Amazon Photos delivers decent prints quickly at a low price, but its web interface could be easier to use.
Mpix Review
Mpix is a high-end photo printing service with a lot of options, including film processing, but its prices are among the steepest of the services we tested.
CVS Photo Review
CVS Photo can serve your immediate photo printing needs, but you pay more than competitors and the print quality isn't the best.
Nations Photo Lab Review
Nations Photo Lab delivers photo prints of superb quality in sturdy packaging. It's not cheap and you don’t get any photo fixing or sharing, but the print quality is a step above the competition.
Printique Review
The Printique photo printing service from Adorama has an excellent web interface and the best packaging of any service we've tested, but its prints aren't the sharpest.
Adobe InDesign Review
Adobe's InDesign is the standard bearer for layout and page design software and a must-have for any professional designer.
Serif Affinity Photo Review
Affinity Photo includes many of the editing tools associated with Photoshop but at a more attractive price. It lacks the polish and advanced capabilities found in Adobe’s software, however.
Nik Collection 6 by DxO Review
The Nik Collection 6 by DxO keeps the same excellent film looks, filters, and effects for artistic photographers as in years past, but now benefits from modern advances like improved U Points and native Apple Silicon support.
Serif Affinity Designer Review
If you're searching for a professional-grade vector graphics editor that’s gentle on your purse strings, Affinity Designer 2 is an excellent choice.
Microsoft Designer Preview
Microsoft Designer has all the tools a nonprofessional designer needs to create pleasing graphics for social media and more.
GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) Review
GIMP is a free, feature-packed image editor with Photoshop-style functionality such as layers, filters, and masking, but it requires patience to master.
Corel PaintShop Pro Review
Corel continues to add new photo editing capabilities to its PaintShop Pro software for Windows, making it a worthy Photoshop alternative for a more affordable price.
Corel AfterShot Pro Review
Corel's Lightroom competitor AfterShot Pro offers adequate organizing and editing capabilities, but falls well short of the competition in usability, editing tools, and importing.
Photo Mechanic Review
Far from a full photo workflow solution, Photo Mechanic is a piece of the puzzle for professional photographers who need deep metadata capabilities and fast importing and image selection tools.
