Splash Colour Effects

AppTornado

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About this app

Splash Colour Effects allows to recolor images and apply cool effects to them.

You can select an image, turn it to gray (or sepia, ..) and bring the color back with your fingers.

- Easy to paint, move, zoom with your fingers
- Splash a different colouring on your pictures with vivid colors
- Two finger zoom
- Many effects such as black & white, sepia colouring or blur.
- Import photos easily from your photo gallery, camera or from Facebook into this picture editor
- several cool image effects in the fx gallery
- configure brush and opacity
- add a caption / title to your image
- Post to facebook, share via email, or send via MMS, or share it with whatsapp
- great to post process images from the camera or instagram, flickr, or 500px

So much fun to edit your photos and pictures. Download this free picture editor now. Works great together with our free camera effects (fx) app.

Icon based on a photo by Seafrost/flickr.

Ratings and reviews

Saves the edits in a 0.2mp version only. Useless. Edit: I'll elaborate as requested by the seemingly automated developer response to the statement above: When I press 'save', it saves and image, but only a 100kb one instead of the over 2.5MB original picture. That's it. Simple. So is giving a low rating for ruining the potential of a great app with this deal breaker.

Gave the requiste 1 star to write this: the ap is useless. Under the PAINT selection there's no color choice option, only a brush size select which does ZIP when you touch the picture. All this ap does is apply whole-photo filters under the EFFECT selection and even these are bland, limited, lusterless and readily available in ANY editor ap. You CANNOT select a portion of the pic and change or add color as implied. DELETED about 7 seconds after installation. Waste of time.

app is garbage because no matter how good your edit is, once you save it the image, the quality gets reduced dramatically to the point it looks like it was taken with a phone from 10 years ago. Not sure why there isn't an option to determine what quality you want to save your edits.

What's new

Various fixes