For years, photo editing has been a skill that requires expertise and experience. But with artificial intelligence getting better and easier to use with each passing day, and precisely identifying elements like faces, skies and objects, one does not need to use complex digital tools like Adobe Photoshop to edit images. If you are looking for generative AI-powered image editors, from Canva to Google Photos, here are some of the best tools available on the internet.
Adobe Photoshop is one of the best image editors of all time. (Image Source: Adobe)
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop, one of the most popular image editing tools on the planet, also has a built-in AI-powered image editor. Powered by the company’s Firefly model, Photoshop users can use features like the Remove Tool, which lets users remove unwanted elements from their pictures at the click of a button.
You can also use features the Curvature Pen Tool, Match Font, Sky Replacement, Object Selection, Refine Edge, and Preserve Details 2.0 to instantly improve your images and make them visually appealing. If you are looking to expand an image using AI, try Photoshop’s Generative Fill.
Canva requires an account to use. (Image Source: Canva)
Canva
Canva has been the go-to tool for millions around the world to edit and modify images. The platform also features an AI photo editor, which offers tools like Magic Edit, Magic Eraser, AI Frames, and Background Cleaner, to name a few. While some of these features are free to use, most of them require a paid plan.
Pixlr is available as an app and website. (Image Source: Pixlr)
Pixlr
Pixlr is another popular image editing app that has embraced generative AI. Designed for both beginners and professionals, the platform is available as an app and can also be accessed directly from a mobile device. Some notable AI features include Generative Fill, Generative Expand, and AI Face Swap.
Imagen is free to use, but you may need to pay to use some features. (Image Source: Imagen)
Imagen
Designed for professionals, Imagen is a powerful AI-powered post-production image editor that adapts to an individual’s editing preferences over time. It also boasts a new feature called Talent AI Profiles, which are presets created by the best photographers that let you modify images to your liking. Some of the more advanced features on the platform include Crop, Straighten, Subject, and Smooth Skin.
Google Photos is free to use. (Image Source: Google)
Google Photos
Most Android phones come pre-installed with Google Photos, the tech giant’s cloud storage service that also doubles up as an image editor. This is hands down one of the best apps for adjusting lighting, improving clarity and even removing unwanted objects. Some of the AI-powered features include Magic Eraser, Magic Editor, Unblur, Portrait Light, and Cinematic Photos.
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