Magic Photo Editor turns basic smartphone images into trendy collages or bordered pictures for social media sharing.

Pros

Intuitive menu design: The application’s main tool menu is displayed in a series of easy to understand green bubbles on the left-hand side of your screen.

Cons

Outdated appearance: Every aspect of the design reeks of outdated design principles.

Lack of modern effects: This program’s effects have the same dated look as the interface and look nothing like any of the cool frames or borders you might see on social media today.

Lack of meaningful features: This program allows you to add effects to your pictures, but you can’t even crop a photo from this program.

Bottom Line

Although Magic Photo Editor is easy to use, its lack of features and dated interface make it less appealing than many of its free competitors.

Editors’ note: This is a review of the trial version of Magic Photo Editor 6.8.

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We update the app regularly so we can make it better for you. Get the latest version for all of the available Elfin Photo Editor features. This version includes several bug fixes and performance improvements.

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PhotoShine allows users to insert photos into 700 different templates. The trial limits that number to 100. The templates are grouped into categories (Baby, Frame, Festival, etc.), which helps in browsing, though the interface is a bit busy.

Pros

Easy to use: PhotoShine’s templates perform as promised. The controls are easy to understand and use and importing photos is quick and facile.

Variety: The variety of templates is impressive, with the full version including 700.

Cons

Garish display: The work area is garishly designed. Background colors are not solid, but instead appear pixelated and filled with static, which can be distracting when tweaking photos in their frames.

Template quality: While PhotoShine offers plenty of templates, many of them are tacky, and several contain serious errors. Templates for magazine covers, for example, have several spelling and grammatical errors.

Bottom Line

PhotoShine lets you create elementary photo displays using standardized templates. While the program works well, the design will only appeal to users with a love for chintz and airbrushed hearts.

Editors’ note: This is a review of the trial version of PhotoShine 4.9.

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DreamLight Photo Editor is like many image-editing tools. It adds dreamlike effects to your photos: filters like Light, Star, Amazing, and so on, and backgrounds, borders, and print options. The translated English is quirky and the support is thin, but it does what it’s supposed to and seems easy enough to use. We wish it had multiple undos, but you can only undo the most recent change.

If your PC is, say, less than five years old and came with a typical software bundle, you probably already have an image editor that can do most everything DreamLight does, though it may take you a couple of minutes to figure out how to do it and a couple of tries to get it right. And, while DreamLight is free to try for 30 days, it’s $39.95 to buy, which is a lot, considering the competition.

Still, if you like the sort of effects DreamLight produces in your photos and you don’t already have an image editor or are simply too intimidated by its complexity (there’s a reason why “photoshop” is a verb), then DreamLight might be for you. And we like the developer’s idea of giving it as a gift to someone who has a computer but can’t and won’t ever get past the most basic operations. Most of us know someone like that–Grandma, for instance–who’d love to be able to enhance and share family photos, if only she could get the darn machine to do it for her.

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