Image Toolbox, a suitable open source replacement for Snapseed
a year ago by dantheclamman to c/androidapps
I occasionally used the Google-owned (but abandoned) Snapseed for photo editing on Android, particularly of RAW images. Recently I discovered Snapseed has stopped being able to export Jpegs from RAW files, which was the last straw for me. This open source app can, and can do a lot of other useful things too! Might not be 100% feature parity with Snapseed, but good enough for many I think
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@lemmy.ml
Community dedicated to Android apps and software.
Related Communities:
Rules: ::: spoiler spoiler 0. Use common sense.
- No distribution of APKs from unknown sources or direct downloads. You are only allowed to share from GitHub (no direct links, repo only), Play Store, F-Droid, or Aurora Store.
- No piracy. This includes hacking, cracking in-app purchases or bypassing forms of DRM. YouTube (Music) Vanced are allowed exceptions to this.
- No rooting apps allowed. This also includes hacking software or tools.
- No apps that require root to function. This also includes Magisk and Magisk-related software. However: If the app features extra functionality that is available if you are rooted, but it is not required to use the app it is then okay. I.e. YouTube Vanced does not require root, but it features stuff that works only with root.
- No software that requires ADB or patching system files. Exceptions are well-known debloaters such as UAD and other manually approved stuff. Otherwise, ADB is not a user-friendly or safe tool and discourage its usage here.
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I like it and have been using it for a while. But it's really lacking features for proper editing.
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