Photopea: Free Browser Photo Editor

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Photopea Is a Free Photoshop Alternative That Runs in the Browser

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Photopea is a free, ad-supported photo-editing app that runs in the web browser.

It offers many of the same features as Photoshop but does not require you to download anything or pay for an expensive license.

Most everything you can do in Photoshop can be done in the browser browser.

The biggest drawback is the ad-filled ads, which are distracting.

Ad blockers don't help much; the big empty void next to your workspace remains and you're constantly seeing pop-ups asking you to turn off the ad blockers. The only way to get rid of the ads is to pay Photopea a $ 5 monthly subscription fee that also adds AI features and 5 GB of online storage. Whether that's worth the price is probably going to come down to how often you use the application. It's a great deal cheaper than Photoshop in any case; paid subscriptions for that app start at $ 23 per month..

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