Free photo editing software.

[colpol]

Looking for the above. Tried searching and they were either online or want some dollars but only tell you after you install.
Suggestions appreciated.

[Wainuitech]

Looking for the above. Tried searching and they were either online or want some dollars but only tell you after you install.
Suggestions appreciated.

Depends on what you want to do, minor touchups , fix spots backgrounds etc.
Window has the photo app inbuilt, that can do a lot of alterations, all for free.

To get more sometimes its try and see. Open any photo in the Photo App, along the top three Dots ...    Then down bottom, click on Edit photos like a pro ( see Picture).

The MS store opens, theres several to select from ( Some free). Select any app, then on the page that opens, down the bottom -- people Also View -- Over on the right " See All" A whole lot more open, some free some paid - select what takes your liking.

Then again you can always use something like Gimp, its the same sort of program as Photoshop, ( but free) Not the easiest to use but once you get the hang of it its brilliant.

Depends on if you want to simply click and auto adjust or actually fiddle piece by piece.

[colpol]

Thank you Wainui. Sound advice as always. Plenty to check out. Will look at the windows option first the go from there. Once again, Thank you.

[Wainuitech]

Thank you Wainui. Sound advice as always. Plenty to check out. Will look at the windows option first the go from there. Once again, Thank you.

Found this article, may help and be enough for what you want
Edit photos and videos in Windows - Microsoft Support

Just a word of advise --  Make backups of any photos before starting. If you alter something and it all turns to custard you wont ruin the original photo.

[colpol]

Thank you Wainui. Sound advice as always. Plenty to check out. Will look at the windows option first the go from there. Once again, Thank you.

Found this article, may help and be enough for what you want
Edit photos and videos in Windows - Microsoft Support

Just a word of advise --  Make backups of any photos before starting. If you alter something and it all turns to custard you wont ruin the original photo.

Thanks for the advise. I never save it over the original so no problem

[Still PeterEsp]

I use Gimp for complex edits, but IrfanView for more basic challenges, like crop, fine rotate and brightness, etc.
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