Glug: Drink Water Reminders
A lot of people struggle with drinking enough water, which is one of those things that seems easy but is really very difficult. It's easy to just forget to drink unless you're very thirsty, but your body needs enough water in order to function at its peak performance.
You may use Glug to remind yourself to drink at regular intervals and to meet your daily hydration goals. Beginning with your desired daily water intake (in milliliters or ounces), you may tell the app when you want to be reminded to drink more water (the earliest and latest times that you're OK with being reminded).
Once you've completed the process, you'll get frequent reminders to drink throughout the day. Once you notify the app that you've taken a drink, the app will schedule the next reminder for you.
You may input the quantity of each drink down to the milliliter, or you can just touch on one of the configurable presets for various drink sizes to start the process. You may also choose to postpone or turn off reminders if you don't want to be bothered by them. A progress bar tells you how close you are to reaching your daily goal – and if you are where you should be at this time throughout the day, according to best practices.
All of this is totally free, but if you want to help support Glug – and avoid advertisements – you may donate $2.99 / £2.59 to the project.
Glitch Lab:
Glitch Lab is a picture editor that comes pre-loaded with a slew of digital glitch effects. There are many similar applications out there, and the type of effects available may not appeal to everyone. However, if you like making your photos seem glitchy or vintage, this is one of the most powerful and flexible methods to do it. -
There are over 100 effects in this Android app, and many of them are fully configurable, guaranteeing that your glitches will be distinct from anyone else's creations.
As if to show its versatility, it is even possible to create a picture from scratch, which may then be enhanced with a variety of effects and modifications.
There is a lot to do here for free, but if you want to get the most out of Glitch Lab, you'll need to purchase the Pro IAP for $6.49/£5.99 to unlock all of its features. Currently, this includes 42 new effects, 37 new parameters for the free effects, improves the output quality, and a variety of other features and improvements.
DoodleLens:
Perhaps a gimmick, the DoodleLens is a lot of fun nevertheless. Simply draw anything on your phone's screen, then aim your phone's camera at the doodle from inside the app, and you'll be able to copy and paste it on top of the real-world environment in augmented reality.
Changing the color of the doodle is also possible, as is creating very simple animations by duplicating several drawings and having the app cycle between them. After that, you may record and store the results.
DoodleLens isn't likely to be an Android app you'll use on a regular basis, and we found it to be inconsistent in its recognition of our drawings. However, when it does work, it brings a grin to our faces, which is really all we can ask for just $1.99/£1.89.
Pixtica:
In an attempt to replace your phone's default camera software, Pixtica is one of a number of apps available. Pixtica is a good choice if you're seeking something different in a camera app. Camera applications vary a great deal, and their performance is mainly dependent on your phone's make and model.
It has a slew of features, including numerous filters, a GIF recorder, panorama, hyper-lapse, manual controls, and oddities such as a ‘Planet' mode, which warps images into a sphere-like shape using Pixtica's “advanced stereographic projection algorithm.” It also has a lot of features, including a lot of filters, a GIF recorder, panorama, hyper-lapse, and manual controls.
Additionally, there are many additional settings to choose from, whether you're capturing pictures or recording video, and the software is designed to be user-friendly. While many of the features are available for free, you will have to pay to unlock better resolutions and eliminate watermarks when using filters.
Other benefits are obtained as a result of the payment, but these are the primary benefits that make the purchase almost mandatory if you want to use Pixtica. And that would be great, except that the app charges a monthly membership cost (of $1.25/£1.25 for one month, with reductions for six months or a year) rather than being offered as a one-time purchase, which is disappointing. We are not lovers of the idea of paying a monthly membership fee for a camera app, but if there is one such software that is worth it, it is Pixtica.
Scribbl:
It is possible to create animations for your photographs using Scribbl, a photo editor. For the sake of this definition, animations are just light trails that may be changed in various ways. There are many colors to select from and you can choose where they should appear on the picture and how big they should be by changing the animation mode.
Essentially, it is a single-purpose software that performs one thing very well. Once you've added an animation, you can save the finished product to your phone's gallery, where it will be ready to be shared.
Even though the basic software is free, you may eliminate advertisements and unlock more customization choices, as well as unlock the ability to remove the Scribble watermark from your works, by paying a one-time charge or by signing up for a monthly subscription. If you like the app, it is well worth the money you will spend on it, but you can get a decent taste of it without spending any money.
Photo Watermark:
Despite the fact that Photo Watermark does precisely what its name implies – it allows you to add watermarks to photographs –, the kinds of watermarks that may be added are very diverse.
The watermark may be customized in a number of ways, including the font, size, and color. You can even use your signature (or any other handwritten text) as a watermark by writing on the computer screen.
You may also use stickers, a date, a location, a mosaic effect, or even ‘graffiti' to decorate your walls (which basically just lets you go wild on your images with a digital paintbrush). We expect to find a solution here that will meet your needs, whether you wish to secure your picture or just record when and where it was shot.
Photo Watermark is a free service, however, it contains a large number of advertisements. You can get rid of them for $0.99/£0.89 a month, but unless you're putting watermarks on a large number of pictures, it's not likely to be worth the money.
StoryZ Photo Motion & Cinemagraph:
StoryZ Photo Motion & Cinemagraph is a photo editing software for Android that is divided into two parts: photo motion and cinemagraph. The first of them is called ‘Ripple,' and it is a mode that allows you to create motion to a static picture by sketching the region and direction in which you want the motion to occur.
Though you want to make it seem as if water or fog is flowing, for example, this may be a useful technique. It can also be used to give a somewhat psychedelic effect to objects that you would normally expect to be static.
The ‘Motion' option, which enables you to combine a video and a picture, results in an ‘image' that is partly static and half in motion, depending on your settings.
In both instances, it may be difficult to create an effect that seems believable, but it is possible, as shown by the many outstanding public contributions that have been published on the app. StoryZ also has competitions with particular themes, such as stairs or sand,' in which you may participate by submitting a work that is related to the topic. The most outstanding entries will be displayed on the app's main page as well as its competition page.
You can use StoryZ for free, but if you discover that you have more talent for it than we do, you can upgrade to StoryZ Premium, which for a monthly subscription removes advertisements and watermarks, increases the length of videos that can be uploaded in Motion mode, improves the toolset in Ripple mode, and allows you to save and share videos in high resolution.
KineMaster:
KineMaster is undoubtedly one of the most sophisticated video editors available for Android, but it's still simple enough to use that anybody can get a kick out of it.
The software allows you to edit film by applying audio and visual filters, adding text, stickers, and other overlays, altering and trimming movies frame-by-frame, adjusting the speed, and adding transition effects, among other things. In addition, you may capture movies directly from the KineMaster application. Even if it seems a bit crowded on a phone screen, everything functions flawlessly elsewhere.
You may use the KineMaster Android app for free, but all of your movies will be watermarked with the KineMaster logo, and you will not be able to use them for commercial purposes. You must subscribe in order to remove the watermarks, enable commercial usage, and unlock extra materials (such as effects and overlays). At £2.91 (approximately $3.70) each month, this is still an inexpensive option.
Moment – Pro Camera:
One might argue that great camera software should be free of clutter while still being packed with manual settings, allowing you to take images precisely as you want them. However, striking that balance is difficult, and few succeed in doing it. Moment - Pro Camera, on the other hand, arguably does.
It provides complete manual control over all aspects of the shooting process, including RAW capture, shutter speed, ISO, white balance, exposure compensation, and focus. There's also a touch to focus, a timer, a grid, and a variety of lenses to choose from. Even though it's an amazing toolset, with the program concentrating more on strong utilities than gimmicky effects, everything is presented in a very clean, minimalist manner.
Furthermore, it is created with simplicity in mind. You can double touch any setting to restore it to its default setting, or double-tap the viewfinder to put everything back to its default setting, and all of the options are conveniently located on the side of the screen.
The major disadvantage of this Android software is that it does not presently support video recording. However, if you use it for pictures, there is a high possibility that you will replace your existing camera app with it, and video recording is reportedly in the works.
PhotoDirector:
While your phone may have a great camera, it is likely that it does not come with many photo editing tools to help you improve your photos. Fortunately, PhotoDirector, an Android application, can fill in the blanks when necessary.
Photographs shot previously may be edited by changing the tone, saturation, white balance, and colors. You can also apply filters and effects to pictures taken before, which you can change the intensity of and apply to the whole image or just a portion of it.
You may also add text, stickers, frames, alter the viewpoint of the picture, mirror it, clip parts of it, and do a plethora of other things.
There are a plethora of options, but PhotoDirector is simple to use and you can always reverse your modifications, so you can feel confident in your decisions to explore.
Moreover, this is just the editing portion of the software. An integrated camera allows you to take fresh pictures while applying different effects and seeing live via the viewfinder how they will influence the final image is also included.
Even though PhotoDirector is mostly free, there is a premium edition that costs £2.59 (about US$3.70) each month if you want to direct to your best, with savings if you commit to using it for three months or a year. This grants access to more tools improves the output quality and eliminates advertisements.
LightX Photo Editor:
For those looking for a comprehensive picture editor for Android, LightX Photo Editor is an excellent option, not least since the majority of the functions are completely free.
Photomerge allows you to merge pictures, apply effects and filters, selectively apply colors to areas of an image, change the color balance, smooth and sharpen images, crop and rotate images, draw on them, add frames and stickers, type on them, make collages, and do a zillion other things.
With a single touch, you can bring up the main menu, choose the category of changes you wish to make (filters or frames for example), and you'll be brought to a menu with all of the relevant choices; similarly, you can bring up the main menu with a single tap.
Most of it is self-explanatory, but there are also instructional videos available if you get lost. For a one-time fee of $3.69/£3.49, you can remove advertisements, unlock more stickers and frames, and enable the option to export pictures in PNG format as well as remove advertisements.
SKRWT:
The SKRWT app for Android is one of several photo editing applications available, but although many of them include filters and effects, few enable you to change the perspective of a photograph in the manner that SKRWT does.
There are no stickers, no makeup modes, and no real-world effects in this game. Alternatives include tools for shifting perspective, changing the aspect ratio, and correcting lens distortion.
While you can also flip, rotate, and mirror pictures, SKRWT is more concerned with making photos appear precisely how you imagined them when they were taken than with altering them in an odd manner.
Despite the fact that it's a professional tool, it's also simple to use, and you can easily reverse your modifications if you don't like the results.
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