Gimp is the best all-round alternative to photoshop but has a more advanced workflow so if you're just concerned with quality and learning your way around then this is by far the best. Gimp: I forgot this in my original post and was brought up to me by u/greypowerOz. Polarr is an amazing editor and practically will have every significant feature of the normal lightroom such as all the adjustments but if you want to have access to batch editing, and infinite use of overlays and masks then you need to go pro (which anyway is only like 20$ a year so it won't break the bank) but if you want to know how to get multiple pro saves without pro ask in the comments! Also, you can either run it on the web or get the app on the Microsoft store (not sure on apple)ĭarktable is an outstanding photo organizer which I would say is an the same line that lightroom is on where you can rate photos, view metadata and even has pretty sophisticated editing but to edit efficiently you need to get into the workflow because of its unique module design but if you're not planning to do any heavy editing but only organization then I can't recommend this enough!

Okay please note this is my opinion and that you might prefer the style of a different piece of software but with that out of the way!įor lightroom, I have got two separate apps but depending on your needs you might only need one or the other :

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