Magic Touch - First Photo Editing App

Use Clone Stamp to copy one part of a picture to another part of it. Double tap to define a source point, then touch and move over an unwanted object. Select different size, opacity or redefine source point to achieve better results.

1. Open image.
2. Press "Start Editing", then "Zoom In/Out".
3. Pinch to zoom in, so that the the object you want to remove is centered on the screen.
4. Press Tools and select Clone Stamp tool with size 20, and opacity 100%.
5. Return to the image (press "Done" button).
6. Double tap the area you want to clone.
7. Touch (and move) over an object you want to disappear. To improve the result, try different brush sizes or change the area you want to clone (simply double tap that area).

Use Smudge tool to smear colors. The effect is similar to finger painting. It can be useful for smoothing out harsh transitions.Touch any object and move very slowly. Try different sizes.

Touch and move slowly to paint with selected brush size, opacity and color. Do not stop touching until the desired region is completely covered. Each touch starts a new stroke (and may overlap with the last stroke).

Touch to erase an area of selected size. Erase the area and then use \"Paint In Erased\" or \"Behind Erased\" tools (see description).

Paint with 100% opacity, but only in erased regions. All other regions are left unchanged. Use it if you need to try many different colors for the same region: erase the region, apply paint using one continuous stroke, save image, press Undo, select another color, paint, save the image, press Undo, repeat.

Paint with 100% opacity, but automatically exclude erased regions. All erased regions are left unchanged. Full screen mode is not available.

Increase color lightness of a region. If Size is set to 'Full', the lightness of the entire image is gradually increased with each touch.

Decrease color lightness of a region. If Size is set to 'Full', the lightness of the entire image is gradually decreased with each touch.

Increase brightness of a region. If Size is set to 'Full', the brightness of the entire image is gradually increased with each touch.

Decrease brightness of a region. If Size is set to 'Full', the brightness of the entire image is gradually decreased with each touch.

Remove color using square brush of the selected size. For precise editing, decrease brush size and zoom in the image (press 'Move' button and use pinch to zoom in/out).

The resulting image colors will always be darker, unless you have selected white color (no change). Black objects will never be painted over. Each stroke will result in darker and darker color, similar to drawing on an image with multiple marking pens. Use to create shadows, drop out high-contrast details.

The resulting image colors will always be lighter, unless you have selected black color (no change). Use to brighten images with selected color. Increase color opacity to brighten images more strongly with each stroke.

This is a combination of the Multiply and Screen tools. The dark areas are multiplied and light areas are screened. The shadows and highlights of the image are preserved.

This tool compares the color information for each pixel of the image and the selected color and applies the darker color as the result. Any pixels on the photo that are lighter than the selected color are replaced, and pixels that are darker are left unchanged. No part of the photo will become lighter.

This tool compares the color information for each pixel of the image and the selected color and applies the lighter color as the result. Any pixels on the photo that are darker than the selected color are replaced, and pixels that are lighter are left unchanged. No part of the photo will become darker.

The lighter is the selected color, the more intensely the color will be applied to the image. The Color Dodge tool can be used to make tonal and color adjustments to a photo.

The darker is the selected color, the more intensely the color will be applied to the image. For example, you can use this tool to create an illusion that a mid-day scene was taken at dusk: set Size to 'Full', Opacity to 10%, select 'Yellow Ochre' color, and touch the image (one or two times).

This tool creates a subtle lighter or darker result depending on the brightness of selected colors. Pure black will create a slightly darker result; pure white will create a slightly lighter result; 50% gray will have no effect. The effect is similar to what you could get from shining a diffused spotlight onto the photo.

This tool creates a significantly lighter or darker result. If the effect of the Soft Light tool is similar to shining a diffused spotlight onto the photo, then the Hard Light tool results in the effect similar to shining a harsh spotlight on the photo.

Subtracts either the image colors from the selected color, or the reverse, depending on which color is brighter. When 100% opaque white color is selected, the image is inverted, 100% opaque black color does not change the photo.

The Exclusion tool produces an effect similar to that produced by the Difference tool, but with lowered contrast.

The Hue tool replaces any hue of the image colors with the hue component of the selected color. Use this tool to create bichromatic images.

The Saturation tool replaces saturation of image colors with the saturation of selected colors. Image regions that have no saturation (i.e, pure gray areas) will not be changed. You can use this tool to intensify colors in a region. For example, select Size - 50, Opacity - 100%, and choose 'Red' color.

This tool replaces hue and saturation values of the image with corresponding values of the selected color. The Color tool preserves the gray levels in the image. You can use this tool to color monochrome images or to tint color images.

The Luminosity tool replaces the luminance of image colors with the luminance of selected color. This tool creates an effect that is inverse to the effect created by the Color tool.

The XOR tool (related to the classical bitmap "exclusive OR" operation) can be used to create some sophisticated geometric patterns. For example, set Size to 50, Opacity to 100%, and make several strokes over the image to see the effect. Use 'Paint in Erased' tool to change pattern colors.

You can use this tool to tint color images. No part of the photo will become darker. This tool sets pixel values either to the sum of image color and the selected color or to the maximum brightness value, depending on which value is greater.

You can use this tool to tint color images. No part of the photo will become lighter. This tool sets pixel values either to the sum of inverse colors of the image and the selected color or to the zero, depending on which value is greater.