
The crop tool usually has an icon that resembles two right angles forming a square.
Cropping a photo is a good way to add more focus on the subject in the image by cutting out some background. While most of the basic editing tools are free to use, any feature you see with either a lock icon or a dollar sign on it means you'll have to pay to unlock it. Since each app usually has a different setup or slightly different ways to do things, your best bet is to tap around the app and explore the variety of menus it offers. Tap Done when you adjust the setting to your liking.Įdit the JPG image as much as you'd like.
HDR allows you to enhance the brightness and contrast of the entire image for a more balanced look.Vignette lets you reduce the brightness around the edges of the entire photo, similar to an older photo appearance.Pop, Sharpen, and Denoise allow you to increase or decrease the outlines of objects in your photo, to make them clearer or harder to see.
Blue tone changes the saturation of blue tones, like water or the sky. Skin tone lets you adjust the saturation of skin-colored tones.
Saturation, Warmth, and Tint are settings for how much color you want to pop out in your photo. Brightness, Contrast, White point, Black point, Highlights, and Shadows all allow you to alter light settings that can increase or decrease how dramatic a photo looks. Depth allows you to change the depth of the picture and blur out other areas that aren't in focus. The icon with the text will change blue to indicate that the default settings have been changed within that adjustment tool. Depending on your phone, you may be able to adjust Depth, Brightness, Contrast, White point, Black point, Highlights, Shadows, Saturation, Warmth, Tint, Skin tone, Blue tone, Pop, Sharpen, Denoise, Vignette, and HDR.