Photoshop Express Photo Editor for Android

Love it!

I have been reprinting many of my photos taken over the years (1949-present) after cropping and adjusting and correcting color, contrast, blemishes, etc., using this app. It has made it super easy to increase the size to 5x7, even the tiny school photos, without pixelating them. Thanks so much for a fine app. Highly recommend.

The new settings keep asking me to open notifications and I have ( I think) but it still asks.

$10 per month. $10 per month? $10, every month? I’m an Adobe guy from the days when desktop Photoshop ran in black-and-white on the early Android, and most versions since. Their software is very dependable (for me, crashes are almost nonexistent, but more often on Windows back in the day), it creates brilliant imagery and is used by most of the pros and award winners. And not with just Photoshop. Adobe features many other applications, far too many to mention here. Does anyone remember Photoshop Touch? That was a worthwhile app. It integrated with the cloud, and everything could go from the tablet to the desktop app with perfect fidelity. Although updates were few, it did what it was supposed to do, albeit limited by memory constraints of the day. I used to use it both on iOS and Android. Complete fidelity again. And I do have my old Mobile, which doesn't run the latest software. I could run it on that device, but I can no longer download Photoshop Touch for it. That's kind of a shame. It appears that Adobe, like Microsoft, has decided that subscription services are the only way to deliver their software henceforth. If you want to ride, you’ve got to get on the bus. So, now we have this consumer-based subscription service designed primarily for candid and family photos. These days, I can no longer afford to work in design, so this is fine for my needs; I don't need pro features like CMYK anymore. Here's the thing. When I buy a hammer, or some other tool in the physical world, it's mine. There's no license agreement. And while Photoshop can be used as an excellent tool, it's still that — a tool. In that respect, I believe it is my right to continue using it in perpetuity (within obvious reason. If a program used to run on Windows 95, for example, it would be a small surprise to discover that the application in question doesn’t work on Windows 10. Photoshop express, like its big brother, has a serious learning curve. Also, there are two different flavors of the app, depending on how you start it up. If you start it by itself, there are a lot more features than if you begin using it from another app, like, say, from Photos (the one which comes with iOS). Why is that? I’m guessing there are memory limitations between using this app from within Photos vs. using it on its own. While it's still a delightful app, I take great issue with the subscription model for software use. I recently bought the same consumer version for the Android. No subscription model there. And while updates continue frequently on iOS, that's part of the cost of doing business. Get over it, Adobe. You charge plenty for your pro suite of desktop programs. Give us a nice little taste on this side, please. Thank you.

I’ve been using Adobe for six months and over those six months they have changed for the worse. I love using their products nobody comes close to them. But it used to be I could pay for it on my phone have it on my phone and my Mobile. Now it wants me to pay for each single app for my phone, my Mobile, and my computer. I don’t think it should be allowed, and I honestly think it’s just stealing money. it’s the same app just on a different platform. So if I want Lightroom for one month on all three devices it’s over $30. Not including photoshop, or the create express. Adobe do better. Nothing was wrong with how it was. Already deleted everything off my Mobile & phone. Thanks a lot!