How to use it on desktop: Select the Touch Up tab from the left column, and steel yourself as you swoon over all the available tools that appear. Erase a blemish, brighten your teeth and eyes, or add just the lightest lip tint to create your best profile pic yet. While Instagram has quick-fix filters to make you prettier, smoother, whateverer, PicMonkey’s touch up tools let you fine tune your edits so you never look unnatural or plastic (unless you want to, then you can do that, too!). What it does: PicMonkey’s robust suite of Touch Up features are worth the price of a subscription all on their own. Film Grain: Layers on a good kind of grit to hip business photos For instance, erase the bokeh from all but the background of your image by selecting the paintbrush icon in the upper left corner and choosing eraser.Ħ. Pro tip: You can erase parts of an effect or a texture that you don’t want to show.
For our example, we applied the Bokeh texture and increased the fade percentage for less texture, creating a more subtle look.Īvailable on mobile app? No, but you can fake it by applying a number of dot graphics to your photo and increasing the opacity to get a really similar look. Changing the blend mode of the texture atop your photo will make it appear softer, darker, lighter, etc so play around with it and see what looks best. How to use it on desktop: From the Textures tab, scroll down to Bokeh, and choose from the six different options. We love this texture for wedding photography because it lends a romantic softness to photos and it looks gorgeous in wedding cards and stationery.
Bokeh is a Japanese term that means (and we majorly paraphrase here): “soft background dotty light effect.” With six different Bokeh textures to choose from, you’ll certainly find one that works to add that twinkly fairy-lights look to your photos. What it does: While not an effect/filter, Bokeh (a texture) functions much like an Instagram filter because it alters the look of your image without covering it up.
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