Since the introduction of a subscription model by Adobe, Photoshop is no longer the best choice for users who want to edit a photo every now and then. Fortunately, there are good Photoshop alternatives, we'll give you a few options for the Mac.
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GIMP is a free program that has been available for PC, Mac, and Linux for years. You can download GIMP from www.gimp.org. click on Download and then choose Download GIMP directly.
With GIMP you can do almost everything you can with Photoshop and you have dozens of tools at your disposal. The main drawback is that the program looks a bit cluttered, but in terms of value for money, there is none better.
PRICE: Free
www.gimp.org
Affinity Photo
If you are willing to pay something for your editing program, choose Affinity Photo. The program can be downloaded from the website for fifty euros and feels like a complete and intelligent Mac program.
The great thing is that Affinity Photo can just open PSD files, so you can continue working on projects you've created with Photoshop. The amount of options is huge and it's actually weird that the program is so cheap, Affinity Photo really feels like a mature competitor to Photoshop.
PRICE: €49.99
affinity.serif.com
Pixelmator (Mac only)
Pixelmator was always the best alternative to Photoshop because it was much cheaper. But since the arrival of Affinity Photo, the price of thirty euros seems a bit steep. Just like Affinity Photo, the program can read PSD files and is slightly easier to use than Affinity Photo. However, it is only available for the Mac.
The program is also available for iOS for 4.99 euros. You can then reopen projects you created with the iOS version in the Mac version. Pixelmator also looks very good and works smoothly. If you're looking for a cheap alternative and don't need all the features of Affinity Photo, choose Pixelmator.
PRICE: €29.99
www.pixelmator.com
Sketch (Mac only)
Where Affinity Photo and Pixelmator are really aimed as a replacement for Photoshop, the Dutch Sketch is a replacement for Illustrator. The program mainly focuses on creating icons, websites and interfaces.
Not only vector files can be made with Sketch, the program can also import photos and you can apply simple edits. Of course, you can export a complete website design as separate parts at the touch of a button. With the free Sketch Mirror app, you can also immediately test the design of your created website or app on an iPhone or iPad. For Android, there is the Crystal app that does the same.
PRICE: € 116.46
www.sketchapp.com
Photoshop Express Editor
If you really only want to edit simple things about your photo, you can also choose Photoshop Express Editor. This program works from your browser by navigating to www.photoshop.com and for Tools / Photoshop Express Editor to choose. Unfortunately you can only edit JPG files.
Tap on Upload Photo and your photo will load in your browser. On the left you see the different tools. You can remove red eyes, enlarge or reduce an image or, for example, adjust the white balance. Adobe has Photoshop Express for your smartphone or tablet, this app is slightly more extensive but also free.
PRICE: Free
www.photoshop.com
