PhotoPad
8.8#3 in photo editing softwareFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebExtension
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Pixelmator Pro
7.6#35 in photo editing softwareFrom $29.99 a yeariOSmacOS
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | PhotoPad | Pixelmator Pro |
|---|---|---|
| AI features | The maker lists AI-assisted super-resolution resizing, object removal, background removal, and colorizing black-and-white photos. | Built-in tools include Super Resolution, background removal, Deband, Auto Enhance and Auto Crop. |
| Free plan | Yes | No |
| Integrations | Edited images can be uploaded directly to Twitter, Flickr, Dropbox, OneDrive and Google Drive. | Apple lists Photos app editing, Universal Clipboard, Universal Control and syncing edits between Mac and iPad among its ecosystem features. |
| Privacy | NCH's privacy statement says it does not store credit card information and will never sell personal data. | Apple says Pixelmator Pro analytics can include usage, document, device and performance information, and users can opt out of certain analytics collection. |
PhotoPad plans
- Pro Edition Annual Plan—
- Home Edition Annual Plan—
- Pro Edition Quarterly Plan—
- Free editionFree
- FreeFree
- PhotoPad Photo Editor Pro Edition Quarterly Plan$9.99 a month
Pixelmator Pro plans
- Apple Creator Studio$12.99 a month
- Apple Creator Studio Education$2.99 a month
- Apple Creator Studio for students and educators$2.99 a month
- Apple Creator Studio for students and educators$29.99 a year
- Pixelmator Pro for Mac$49.99, paid once
- Apple Creator Studio$129 a year
Pick PhotoPad if…
PhotoPad suits people who want photo adjustments, RAW editing, and creative project tools such as cards or collages in one editor. Its free edition fits non-commercial use, while people using it for business should consider the available paid editions.
Pick Pixelmator Pro if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.