Photoshop Express Photo Editor for PC

★ ★ ★ Photoshop Express Photo Editor Overview

What is Photoshop Express Photo Editor?

Photoshop Express is a mobile photo editing app that allows users to create high-quality images and touch up their favorite moments with easy-to-use photo design tools. The app offers a wide range of features and effects, including filters, photo enhancer, picture collage, personalized image design, and easy photo sharing. It is suitable for users of all experience levels, from beginners to professionals.

Software Features and Description

1. Make photo magic happen with the Photoshop Express picture editor from Adobe - proud makers of the Photoshop family.

2. Tap into your creativity on the go with Photoshop Express–a fun, fast, and easy picture editor for one-touch transformations and photo edits–used by millions of creative individuals.

3. Use our photo editing app to personalize and perfect your experiences with stickers and overlays, apply blur, enhance colors and images with Looks filters.

4. Create a photo collage, generate memes, fix and enhance your share-worthy moments for stunning social media content.

5. Photoshop Express is the photo editor and design app for users of all experience levels.

6. Create high quality images and touch up your favorite moments with our easy-to-use photo design tools on your mobile device.

7. - Fused Looks: Our newest feature lets you apply two looks filters to one photo for a rich effect.

8. Upgrade to Photoshop Express Premium to access extra, exclusive features and more precise editing controls.

9. You don’t have to be a professional photo editor to make stunning picture edits.

10. Photoshop Express delivers a wide and diverse selection of features and effects at your fingertips.

11. - Picture collage features to turn photos into collages with a digital scrapbook effect.

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Download and install Photoshop Express Photo Editor on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Photoshop Express Photo Editor	Get App ↲	723,976 4.75	Adobe Inc.

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Photoshop Express Photo Editor app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Photoshop Express Photo Editor on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Photoshop Express Photo Editor"
The search will reveal the Photoshop Express Photo Editor app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Photoshop Express Photo Editor is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Photoshop Express Photo Editor.
Now enjoy Photoshop Express Photo Editor on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Adobe Inc.	4.75	24.38.1

Get Photoshop Express Photo Editor on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Adobe Inc.	723976	4.75

Download on Android: Download Android

Photoshop Express Photo Editor functions

- Picture Filters: Add blur, apply Looks filters, enhance colors, and remove unwanted red or pet eyes.

- Photo Enhancer & Picture Collage: Smooth skin appearance, edit over blemishes, and create amazing photo collages with ready-to-use photo grid layouts.

- Personalized Image Design: Add text, stickers, captions, and create memes with easy-to-use graphic design features.

- Upload & Share Photos Easily: Upload images from multiple source formats, share photos for social media content, and export them to all of your favorite social media channels.

- Premium: Upgrade to access extra, exclusive features and more precise editing controls.

✔ Pros:

- Ability to create custom looks is a huge time saver

- Useful tools to improve or create a different emphasis for pictures

- Can be used in conjunction with other Adobe products for more advanced editing

☹ Cons:

- Poorly implemented monetization efforts

- Updates that reduce functionality and unexpectedly lock users out of the app

- Scatterings of iOS apps that are not robust enough and frustrating to use

- Competition from more affordable options may lead to loss of younger generations of users.

Top Pcmac Reviews

Is this the next Photobucket?

By 4knfast (Pcmac user)

Maybe the title has you scratching your head, but it’s what came to mind when I thought of the functionality that Adobe provides through the app Express, Photo Fix, and Photo Mix — the thought that a poorly implemented monetization effort is not far behind. A backhanded compliment, to be sure, but I do have some genuinely positive things to say about Express. It has taken a lot of effort to become adroit at swapping among the three aforementioned apps, but in becoming so I have at my fingertips, literally, some very useful tools to improve, or simply create a different emphasis for, my pictures. I also have Adobe PS CS6 on my laptop, and I have to tell you that sometimes the quickest route to achieving my goal for a photo requires the use of all four applications. And that brings me back too my opening. The Adobe products are so scattered that they probably can’t persist in their current state amongst all the competition that is springing up, and to bring them together to remain competitive would be to cannibalize from PS CC. And PS CC is a ripoff. It’s closest competitor—that is getting closer every day—asks $20 to BUY their product. So, just as it appears Photobucket has signed it’s own death warrant with their pathetic monetization by hostage-taking, I fear Adobe could be heading in the same direction with its photo editing products. And they really have been The standard bearer.
Honestly

By Tintek (Pcmac user)

Easily a 5 Star app if not for adobe’s constant angling for more money and more user data, updates that reduce functionality and unexpectedly lock you out of the app just so they can demand your email address in order to track and market to you. They already had the market cornered and had one of the most loyal customer bases of an software company that they’ve built up since the earliest days of Macintosh computers. They are ubiquitous in the desktop publishing industry world wide with zero competitors in sight (at least once quark dodo’ed out). Now that they’ve introduced their monthly leasing structure for their flagship products they are not only destroying what they’ve built up until now but more importantly they’ve stopped cultivating younger generations of loyal users who will choose other photo editing software packages that have a relatively minimal one price tag. No ones going to stop using the app who’s used it for years but students and other new users will be using other more affordable options. Basically I rant to say that adobe decided to bleed the goose that laid the golden egg for bigger quarterly gains. Suckers ruining a good thing. But this app for the iOS is on point and tight, if you know what your doing and not just interested in pre-fab filters there’s an impressive amount of photo editing options here. Get it together before that golden egg laying goose flys the coop.
A mixed bag...

By GGTriGeek (Pcmac user)

There are some things I really like about the app, and some things I really dislike. Positives: I really like the ability to create custom looks. This is a huge time saver... pull up a photo, apply your own personal style, and the photo is ready to save. I also like the adjustment tools as a whole. They are intuitive, easy to use, and cover my needs for post processing. Negatives: I hate the social part of the app. Every time I start the app, someone’s hoot pops up and I need to exit this to get to my photos. For social feeds, I use Instagram and I shouldn’t be force fed social media just to modify my pictures. This is a more recent update... you didn’t get that splash screen in the past. Ideally we should be able to disable this in settings. The other negative is the app can be slow or crash at times. This has happened for well over a year, and I originally thought it was my old iPhone. Nope... same issues when I got my iPhone X at the end of last year. It will freeze on a photo and take a couple of minutes to make one adjustment. This doesn’t happen in other photo processing apps I’ve used, just this one. Overall, it’s still the app I use most often for ease of use... I just wish the social splash could be turned off, and that the stability would improve... and I’d give it a 5.
Undeserving of the photoshop name

By storeE8 (Pcmac user)

With affinity photo and other zillions of this type of app out there, this is kind of an embarrassment. To each their own, and not knocking anyone for liking it, but as a professional, this app - and their others - are not what you’d expect from adobe if you’ve relied on them for desktop software in the past. I can see plenty of instagrammers and selfie takers loving this, and that’s great - it’s nice to go beyond what apple stock apps and Instagram filters have to offer. 👍 However - Their scatterings of iOS apps meant to ‘add up’ to a pseudo-desktop ‘suite’ of features and offerings is exactly that - scattered. And highly frustrating because of it. There should be a much more robust amalgam of these apps for the iPad. Which the competition has already completed, so one must assume that adobe was and is always going to consider their iOS apps as lightweight apps for your phone only. Too bad, really. I appreciate adobe sketch, and I know that some of these apps have some perks and are designed fairly well, so it’s not like incompetence, it’s a plain and metered decision by adobe. With their pricey subscription model on desktop, and this ‘strategy’ for iOS, I can’t see them being top dog for much longer. Affinity and others may swallow them up while they remain somewhat oblivious and/or too profit-minded to survive this mobile/new-school editing software revolution.