Flip is another helpful option to flip the photo horizontally or vertically. Straighten is a unique tool that uses AI to straighten the photo. Same as Snapseed, the crop tool offers seven built-in aspect ratios. Lightroom offers a single tool to crop, straighten, rotate, and flip (horizontal and vertical). The tool is not fully accurate and can perform better on solid colors such as sky, clouds, greenery, etc. Moreover, the expand tool is a unique tool that uses AI to predict the surroundings and expand the picture. The crop tool also has seven built-in aspect ratios to help you choose the ideal size. All are displayed separately in the tools tab. Snapseed comes with the crop, rotate, expand, and perspective options. In total, it offers 45 filters and between 40 and 45 presets, depending on the device.Īll are free, and each one is categorized into favorites, modern, black and white, vintage, and more. Lightroom contrarily comes with profiles and presets. Some filters include smooth, morning, bright, fine art, etc. The button is unresponsive sometimes and does not work. The styles tab also comes with an add new button from where you can add more. Snapseed offers 11 styles, six drama effects, five glamour glow effects, 12 vintage effects, 13 retrolux effects, and 14 noir effects. Let’s compare some of the significant tools. Snapseed comes with 11 styles and over 25 tools, while Lightroom comes with about 15, and each tool contains some sub-tools. Holding on to the photo shows the original picture in both. At the top, you get the image info, ratings, help, share, delete, and other options. The top option is for undoing and redoing, while you can see tutorials and change settings in the far-right ellipsis.Īdobe Lightroom, on the contrary, comes with a dark theme with all the tools at the bottom. The tools in Snapseed are in the tools section, and the styles tab contains some on-the-go styles. Both have a completely different interface.
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