Snapseed

Snapseed is an Android photo editor for adjusting, stylizing, and refining images on a mobile device. It is listed in the Photo & Graphics category and is described as a professional editor developed by Google. MirrorNest identifies its license as a demo trial, so readers can review the licensing status before using it.

The application includes more than 30 tools and filters for tasks such as exposure and color adjustment, selective editing, healing, and other image corrections. Smart masking can isolate a subject or background with a single tap, while batch editing applies saved looks and edits to multiple photos. Snapseed supports JPG files and some RAW file types through its RAW Develop tools. Its editing workflow is non-destructive, allowing changes to be undone or the original image to be restored.

The editor includes realistic film simulations and separate Halation, Bloom, and Grain effects for vintage or analog-inspired results. Double Exposure combines two photos with blend modes based on film and digital processing. Snapseed Camera can capture photos with custom styles or film looks in real time, with effects that can later be edited or reset.

For distribution, MirrorNest links directly to the official Snapseed release instead of hosting a mirrored copy. This setup places the catalog in a directory role while directing Android users to the original release. The product therefore fits the platform and category as a mobile-focused graphics tool distributed through an official-release link.

Free to use — a paid version with additional features is also available.