Affinity Photo vs. Fotor

For single-person teams or very small teams, I think Affinity Photo is great as it has a one-off cost and no ongoing subscriptions. If people are familiar with the Adobe products it might take a period of adjusting to Affinity Photo. It might also be overkill for some people's needs. But it does offer everything and room to grow. So weighing up what you need to do with photos and seeing if it fits is important.

Incentivized

With Fotor, people who do not have graphic design skills can now create beautiful images, and those with the skill can create even more captivating images and marketing materials. Truly it's a game changer.

• It integrates with the other Affinity products really well.
• Able to edit files that have been made in photoshop.
• Good range of tools to touch up photos when needed.

Incentivized

• Image Editing
• Video Enhancing
• Restoring old photos and image clarity
• AI Image Generation

• Performance was a bit slow. But this seems to have been improved with updates.
• More video tutorials would be great.

Incentivized

• Improve unblurring of photos so it stays true to the image
• Improve old photo colorizing
• Add more banner templates for authors

I think Affinity Photo is on par with Adobe PhotoShop. They are very similar products with both bringing many features users need. The main reason I picked Affinity Photo was its pricing of it. I didn't require Adobe products all the time. And felt they weren't offering me as much value.

Incentivized

Fotor with Canva = What can't you design? These are my favorite go-to tools in my work as a digital creator.

• It's been great knowing I have a tool ready to do intensive work if required on photos.
• Gives me the ability to be more creative with my photos.

Incentivized

• Reduced the amount of time it takes to design.
• Inspires designers through its examples and templates.
• The affordable subscription allows small businesses and freelancers to use its features.