(Free, $1.99/month or $14.99/year) Best for: Easy to use one-click edits and ready-made effects. Autodesk is a big name responsible for some pretty serious products, and are probably best known for software like Maya and Sketchbook. Pixlr is their entry into the image editing market, with Pixlr Desktop providing a native Mac (and Windows) version of their easy-to-use online editor. Ease of use seems to be the main attraction here, though there are a range of helpful editing and retouching tools included: cropping, straighten and resize, contrast adjustment, healing brushes, red eye correction, and smoothening and sharpening. Quickly combine two images, or apply over 100 ready-made effects, alongside canned borders, overlays, stickers, and text.

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• Fix a bug in saving layer settings. • Fix a problem where the rectangle selection tool would not work correctly in new selection mode. • Fix a potential crash when being scaled quickly. PixelStyle Photo Editor for Mac V 2.30: () • Geometric drawing tools on Mac: Supports a variety of geometric drawing tools, such as: straight lines, rectangles, circles, ellipses, polygons, stars, clockwise spiral and much more. Some of these shapes can be adjusted. The default setting is vector drawing, which can be converted to raster.

# Mac App Store Best of 2015 The Image Editor for Humans. Everyone needs to edit photos at some point, but not everyone has the time to learn complicated super pricey photo editing software.

Easy to use photo effects round off the feature set, with support for tilt-shift, vignetting, sharpening, blurring, and more. There are even a few really unexpected power features, like the ability to create layered screenshots of all windows open on your desktop and good support for batch editing and scripts to get things done fast. Acorn 5 can import 8, 32, 64 and 128 bit RAW images for editing, but a fully-fledged RAW image editor this is not.