Photo Editor

The best photo editor tools, ranked by our editorial score.

7 tools compared
Photopea

Photopea

Top Rated
Web •77 reviews

Free browser-based Photoshop clone supporting 50+ file formats including PSD, AI, INDD, RAW, SVG, Figma, and PDF. Offers layers, masks, Smart Objects, blending modes, vector editing, RAW development, batch processing, content-aware fill, AI inpainting, and one-click background removal. The most feature-complete free online photo editor, running entirely in-browser with no installation required.

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Completely free with all Photoshop-level features unlockedSupports 50+ file formats including PSD, AI, RAW, and SVGNo installation needed — runs entirely in the browser Can be slow and laggy with large files or complex projectsOccasional crashes reported under heavy workloads
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Canva

Canva

Canva Pty Ltd • Web, iOS, Android •100 reviews

All-in-one design platform with one-click AI background removal, erase and restore brushes, and seamless design editor integration. Ideal for creative workflows where background removal is part of a broader design task. Free tier available, though background removal is a Pro feature. Widely recommended for its simplicity and ease of use across web, desktop, and mobile.

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Incredibly easy to use for quick photo editsMassive template library with 3.6M+ designsAI-powered editing tools work well for beginners Not optimized for deep photo editing — more of a design toolAdvanced editing features limited vs dedicated photo editors
61
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From $14.99/mo
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Fotor

Fotor

Web, iOS, Android •143 reviews

AI-powered online photo editor with Magic Eraser, one-click background removal, AI image generation, AI upscaling, text removal, generative expand, portrait touch-up, and eCommerce virtual try-on. Ranked

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Best-in-class AI object removal on par with Photoshop per ZapierClean interface with minimal learning curveGood free tier for basic photo editing Credit-based pricing can be confusing and expensiveMany editing features locked behind paid plans
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Adobe Express

Adobe Express

Web, iOS, Android •100 reviews

Adobe-powered background remover using Sensei AI for professional-grade cutouts with generative fill, pixel-level control, and HSL color matching. Best free offering among competitors — no signup required for basic use, full-resolution downloads, no watermarks. Strongest for users already in the Adobe ecosystem, though the web app is heavier than one-click alternatives and requires an Adobe account for saves.

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Adobe Sensei AI delivers professional-grade photo editingFree tier available for basic photo editing Limited photo editing depth vs dedicated editorsDescribed as ''a clone of Canva without a Properties panel''
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Free
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Pixlr

Pixlr

Web, iOS, Android •140 reviews

Browser-based photo editor with AI-powered features including generative fill, AI noise reduction, AI sharpening, background removal, and AI image generation. Offers layer support, blending modes, and a familiar Photoshop-like interface. Available as Pixlr X (quick edits) and Pixlr E (advanced editor with layers). Freemium model with limited free saves per day.

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Familiar Photoshop-like interface with layer supportGood AI tools including generative fill and noise reductionDecent free tier for casual editing Aggressive paywall limits free usage to 3 saves per dayFeatures confusingly split between Pixlr X and Pixlr E
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From $7.99/mo
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BeFunky

BeFunky

Web, iOS, Android •31 reviews

Online photo editor, collage maker, and graphic design tool founded in 2007. Offers photo editing with touch-up tools, effects, filters, background replacement, and AI-powered features. Known for high-resolution exports and Chromebook compatibility. Freemium model with watermarked free exports.

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High-resolution exports praised over CanvaGood for Chromebook users needing browser-based editingSolid effects and filter library Must pay to remove watermarks and save imagesFeature set feels outdated vs modern AI-powered competitors
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From $6.99/mo
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PicMonkey

PicMonkey

Web, iOS, Android •120 reviews

Online photo editor and graphic design tool offering photo editing, templates, collage creation, and social media design tools. Acquired by Shutterstock in 2021. Provides background removal, color correction, touch-up tools, and a template library. No free tier — requires subscription from $7.99/month.

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Easy to use interface with intuitive design toolsGood template selection for social media graphicsTouch-up tools work well for portraits No free tier — must pay before tryingAggressive billing practices with hidden charges
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From $7.99/mo
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