Photo & Design: Buying Advice, Tips, and News

The end of Microsoft Publisher is near. I've tested the top alternatives, and here's what I recommend for both pro and beginner designers.

No matter what you want to create, Adobe products make it possible...and a lot easier. As the school year starts, snag a massive discount on Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, and more.

We want to hear your thoughts on the tools you use to perfect your digital snapshots, create amazing influencer videos, and more. One lucky respondent will get a $250 Amazon gift card.

Think twice before letting AI touch your photos. One bad edit could tank your credibility—or trigger a legal nightmare.

Don’t leave your photos scattered on various camera cards and phones. The top online photo storage services we've tested can keep them all together, accessible from anywhere, and easy to share.

Apple is accused of violating Illinois law by collecting users' biometric information without consent. After several efforts to get the case thrown out, a judge ruled that it must go ahead.

It's not Photos, it's not OneDrive: it's a brand new app that does a bit of both.

Casual shutterbugs and hardened professional photographers alike need to organize, correct, adjust, and enhance their pictures. We help you choose the right photo editing software for the job, based on our extensive testing of industry heavyweights.

Delivering excellent value and an intuitive user experience, Procreate is a best-in-class app for artists of all levels who want to animate, create 2D artwork, paint on 3D models, and much more.

Your photos deserve a better showcase than your phone screen. Get the lowest prices and the sharpest prints with the top photo printing services we've tested.

Google also adds a personalized gallery of images from around the web, with the option of saving them in Pinterest-like collections.

Apple Photos combines powerful AI-powered editing, professional-grade tools, and seamless ecosystem integration, making it the best free photo editor for most Apple users.

Macs support a wide assortment of top-notch photo editing software. Based on ease of use, capabilities, and performance, these are the top photo editing apps for macOS we've tested.

Adobe's photo editing lineup has confused photographers for years. I break down the key differences in features, AI tools, organization, syncing, and workflows to help you choose the right version.

The popular creative tools plan to offer software within Google's AI chatbot.

The AI image-editing tool will also appear inside Workspace apps, starting with Slides and Drive.

CyberLink’s PhotoDirector is a capable all-in-one photo editing and manipulation suite that stands out for its AI wizardry, low price, and support for layers.

Adobe Illustrator is the preeminent vector graphics editing software, thanks to its splendid collection of brush and text tools, ability to apply vector graphics to 2D raster objects, AI-based text-to-vector feature, and many other class-leading capabilities.

Whether you're a casual snapshot taker or a budding pro photographer, these are the top photo editing apps for your phone.

Photoshop is a photo editing powerhouse, but you can still fill some gaps in its functionality with add-ons. These are our favorite plug-ins for everything from applying film looks to improving noise reduction.