Think that Photoshop is just way to tricky and you can't use it? Well, this thread might help you then!
Gimp
Gimp is a GNU (GNU's Not Unix!) image manipulation program.
With GIMP you can do tasks like photo retouching, image composition and image authoring and much more!
According to me, it's the best alternative software to Photoshop because of it's easy-to-learn interface.
Paint.NET
Paint.NET is known mostly for it's small size and various features.
It features an intuitive and innovative user interface with support for layers, unlimited undo, special effects, and a wide variety of useful and powerful tools.
You can get Paint.NET by clicking here.
Photoscape
Besides image editing, PhotoScape also lets you create slideshows and animated GIFs, capture screenshots, and combine and split images. You can customize your toolbar, so you can organize the features you use most, and then revert to the default toolbar when you want to dig deeper into the software’s offerings.
Free comes with a price, however. PhotoScape software is free to download. But it’s part of the Open Candy network, and runs ads for other "recommended" software.
You can get Photoscape by clicking here.
Picasa
Picasa is a software freely distributed by Google. Picasa has a wide variety of effects.
Picasa comes very handy in adding text, moving it, rotating it. It does the tasks as smoothly as butter.
Pixlr
Pixlr is a website based photo editor, meaning you can run it straightly from the website.
It allows you to use more than More than 600 effects, overlays, and borders to personalize any image.
Happy editing!
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