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Microsoft Paint is finally adding some of Photoshop’s best features
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this post was submitted on 19 Sep 2023
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Well, Photopea is pretty close to being a 1:1 clone of Photoshop, it's a top of the line non-destructive photo editing web app, way better and easier to use than GIMP. The only good thing about GIMP is that it's open source.
This reads like an ad
Do you do photo manipulation for a living ? If you did, you would know for a fact everything I said is true. And if you don't know what non-destructive even means or some other term that sounds like marketing speech, then I suggest you google those terms, because they are actual features. Features that someone who likes to save time on work would really appreciate.
Edit: My tier list
Photoshop
Photopea
GIMP
Photoshop web (it's like a Photoshop by Fisher Price)