Swipe up and down the screen to select the setting and then swipe from left to right to adjust it. Within each tool, Snapseed uses a really slick and unique way to select a specific setting. Simply tap to dismiss the tutorial and it won’t appear again.

On first launching the app, each filter or editing tool is accompanied by a one-screen tutorial, which shows you how to use it. There are 5 correction tools available, giving you a variety of ways to adjust brightness, contrast and saturation, as well as basic editing tools such as straightening and cropping. The variety of features and the sleek interface could easily have you choosing Snapseed as your primary iPad photo editing app. The app provides basic photo editing tools, as well as some more advanced features for adding textures and filters to your images. The latest addition to the iTunes store is Snapseed for iPad. The list of free and paid photo editing apps keeps getting longer and longer, and if you’re anything like me, you’re probably grateful that more developers are coming up with new and exciting apps to edit your photos on the go. The iPad is quickly transforming itself into the photographer’s smorgasbord for quick photo editing.

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