Microsoft highlights PicsArt as an excellent tool for working with photos
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There are many photo editors currently out there in the market that can help you get your photographic creativity on. Microsoft, however, has worked with PicsArt to design a free and special Windows Platform app. The universal app means you can now get your photographic creativity on any Windows 10 device you own, be it a tablet, phone, or PC.
In a recent blog post, the company highlighted the give steps users can take to use the PicsArt app. The Steps are divided into finding, applying, adding, blending, and sharing.
Step one: Finding and editing Photos with Pics Art:
Let’s get started by searching our vast collection of #FreeToEdit images (this hashtag makes images freely available to the community to edit and is a feature unique to the PicsArt community).
Step two: Applying Masks to enhance photos
Next, let’s apply a Mask (a.k.a “filter) — we’ve got more than 120 to choose from. Whether it’s a vintage-style light leak, a grungy texture or a sprinkling of bokeh, you’ve got tons of options for making your photos stand out.
Step three: Adding a photo
Adding a Mask is probably the simplest creative edit you can make with PicsArt. But there’s a universe of additional creative options available to you
Step four:Blending two photos together
Tap on the paintbrush icon to the right and use your finger to erasetbackgrounds.
 Step five: Sharing your photo with PicsArt
Click the sharing icon at the top to post an image to PicsArt and/or the social network of your choice.
PicsArt is a free app and can be downloaded by clicking the links below! If it sounds interesting to you, please do check it out and comment below.
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