I use Fotor to make quick adjustments: adjust image sizes for web, newsletters, Instagram; correct exposure on low-light photographs that were not ideally shot because of the uneven auditorium lighting; adjust color tones on portraits taken in a variety of light conditions; and add some light sharpening prior to exporting. Since many images are submitted by students who have varying levels of experience working with photo editing software, using a lighter-weight tool like Fotor is faster than using a heavier software package. I am able to maintain a consistent look in my internal materials (flyers, video thumbnails, etc.) as well as social media graphics (Instagram and Facebook) through the use of templates.

Its ease of use combined with powerful AI tools — I can quickly edit, enhance, and design visuals without needing advanced skills, which saves a lot of time

I mostly use Fotor Photo Editor for making collages of my vacation photos. It’s super easy to drag stuff around, and the templates look way better than the other free apps I tried. I’m obsessed with the AI background remover; it’s so satisfying to just click once. It’s a relief not to have to sit there with a tiny brush tool trying to trace around every little strand of hair, saving me like 30 minutes per photo, which is huge when I’m trying to get stuff posted quickly.