Adobe Photoshop is the go-to when it comes to image editors. Whether on iPad or any other device. However, it’s far from the only option on the market, and its monthly subscription price will put a lot of people off.
So, in this article, we compare Photoshop for iPad to Affinity Photo for iPad. Does the former offer enough over the latter to justify the higher price tag? Read on to find out.
Affinity Photo for Desktop or iPad Version. If you like editing photos on your iPad, there is a version of Affinity Photo dedicated to the iPad as well. However, it requires a separate license that costs $19.99 and is available in the app store. Affinity Photo for iPad works on iPad Pro, iPad Air 2 & 3, iPad Mini 5 and iPad (early 2017 onwards).
An Overview of Affinity Photo and Photoshop for iPad
Affinity Photo for iPad launched back in 2017 during WWDC. It promised to bring a “desktop-grade” experience on the iPad for a fraction of the cost.
If you don’t — you can always get a free trial from the official Affinity Photo Website by Serif. Just go to: Affinity Photo Trial. Our presets can be used on Windows, Mac and also on your iPad. The Affinity Photo for iPad Beginner Course eBook takes everything from the video course, and converts it into a written guide. You can read at your own pace, and easily follow along in Affinity Photo. There are over 100 lessons, spanning 450+ pages. At last, we offer you enough Affinity photo presets to satisfy your urge to createand you don’t have to pay a dime! These 24 presets come as a free download. They are organized into five easy categories.
Coming in at just $19.99 on the App Store, you might think it can’t keep up with the likes of Adobe’s established Creative Cloud Suite, but you’d be mistaken. Affinity Photo is one of the best alternatives to Photoshop on the iPad.
Affinity Photo Ipad App Store
Download: Affinity Photo for iPad
Affinity Photo Review Ipad
Serif is no stranger to providing great creative software for a small, one-time fee; check out why Affinity Designer is such a great alternative to Illustrator. This is especially notable when you compare it to Adobe’s own Photoshop for iPad.