Photopea Reviews & Ratings

5/5

“Works on Any Device!”

I love that Photopea runs in a web browser, so I can use it on any computer. It’s great for editing on the go! The only downside is that it requires the Internet.

Pros : Runs on any computer, even low-end ones.

Cons : Needs an internet connection.

Switched from : Pixlr

Reason to switch : Pixlr had fewer editing tools.

4.8/5

“Good for Light Editing but Not for Heavy Work”

I use Photopea for small edits like cropping and resizing images. It works great, but when I tried editing a large PSD file, it lagged a lot.

Pros : Great for cropping, resizing, and basic edits.

Cons : Lags when working with big files.

Switched from : Adobe Photoshop

Reason to switch : I needed something free for small tasks.

4.5/5

“Perfect for Quick Edits”

I use Photopea for quick edits when I don’t have access to Photoshop. It loads fast and supports PSD files, which is great. It’s not as advanced as Photoshop, but for basic editing, it’s amazing.

Pros : Fast, no download required supports many file types.

Cons : Not as powerful as Photoshop.

Switched from : Canva

Reason to switch : Canva wasn’t good for working with PSD files.

4.5/5

“Best for Editing PSD Files”

I often get PSD files from clients, and Photopea lets me edit them without needing Photoshop. It works great but can be slow with big projects.

Pros : Can open PSD, AI, and other formats.

Cons : Can slow down with large files.

Switched from : Adobe Photoshop Express

Reason to switch : Photoshop Express didn’t support PSD files.

4.5/5

“Perfect for Students and Hobbyists”

As a student, I needed a free editing tool for my school projects. Photopea is amazing for that! It’s not as advanced as Photoshop, but it gets the job done.

Pros : Free, easy to use.

Cons : Not as powerful as paid software.

Switched from : Krita

Reason to switch : Krita was more for digital painting, and I needed photo editing.

4.3/5

“Easy to Learn, But Takes Time to Master”

Photopea was easy to start using, but some of the tools took me a while to understand. Once I got the hang of it, it became my go-to editor.

Pros : User-friendly, no software installation is needed.

Cons : Some advanced tools take time to learn.

Switched from : Affinity Photo

Reason to switch : Affinity Photo was too expensive.

4.3/5

“Best Free Tool for Designers on a Budget”

If you’re a designer on a budget, Photopea is the best free option out there. It’s powerful and works like Photoshop. Some tools aren’t as refined, but for a free tool, I can’t complain!

Pros : Full-featured, free, runs in a browser.

Cons : Some tools aren’t as smooth as Photoshop.

Switched from : CorelDRAW

Reason to switch : CorelDRAW was too expensive

4.2/5

“Great Free Alternative to Photoshop”

I needed a free photo editor, and Photopea is perfect! It’s just like Photoshop but runs in a browser. The only downside is the ads, but they don’t get in the way too much.

Pros : Free, works in the browser, no installation needed.

Cons : Ads can be distracting.

Switched from : GIMP

Reason to switch : GIMP was too complicated for me.

4.2/5

“Great for Social Media Graphics”

I use Photopea to make social media graphics, and it works great! It has layers, text tools, and everything I need. It doesn’t have as many filters as Photoshop, but that’s okay.

Pros : Easy to create Instagram and Facebook posts.

Cons : Lacks some fancy effects.

Switched from : Canva

Reason to switch : Canva didn’t have enough design flexibility.

4.2/5

“A Life-Saver for Freelancers”

As a freelancer, I don’t always have money for Photoshop. Photopea has been a life-saver! It’s not perfect, but it’s free and works well.

Pros : Free, has all the basic tools I need.

Cons : The interface can lag sometimes.

Switched from : Photoshop

Reason to switch : Photoshop’s subscription was too expensive.