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What if you want to filter your photos later, on your PC, and upload them directly to Facebook or some other network? You have a few options. Exeone’s Vintager is a purpose-built tool for adding filters to photos on your desktop. It exists for no other reason and is entirely free to download and use. The developer’s other (paid) apps are unrelated to this one; it seems a side project.

Even so, the app does what you’d expect, and does it very well. A solid selection of filters are included alongside basic crop, rotate, resize and contrast adjustments. You can also choose from seven different “frames” (i.e. Borders), as well as an optional depth of field effect. You can edit images in a series, one by one, using the “previous” and “next” navigation buttons. There’s no Some of the most common edits your images will have to go through are simple things such as resize, rename, format conversion, basic color fixes, etc.

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Vintager is a solid choice if you want a simple, free, no-nonsense filter app. Though it performs a similar task, Camerabag 2 is otherwise the direct opposite of Vintager. The latter is simple, but also fairly limited.

Camerabag 2 is more complex, but offers a huge volume of options. Most of these options come from the ridiculous variety of filters available here. You’re spoiled for choice, and at least some of the filters are arranged in a unique way; by year. In other words, you can select a filter based on the vintage you’d like to apply to your photo, with preset choices ranging from 1937 to 1985. But don’t worry; you can add all the usual named filters you’d normally expect, and a lot more besides. The filters are joined by a wide range of more precise adjustments.

You can crop, change color temperature, alter exposure, move the RGB curve and far, far more. We’re talking. Oh, and borders? You’ll find plenty of those, too. What’s the catch? You have to pay $20 after a free 15 day trial.

Also, the program crashed at launch when I first downloaded it., but oddly was not installed alongside the software. Pixlr is known for its online photo editor, Pixlr Editor, which is basically a stripped-down Photoshop that’s available for free through your web browser. The organization also provides Pixlr-o-matic, however, which is very basic filter app for the PC. There’s not a ton to say about this app.

The selection of filters is excellent (better than Vintager, in fact), and joined by some very basic editing tools, like aspect ratio adjustment. Other basic tools are missing, though; there’s no crop, no exposure adjustment, no color balance. But hey, it’s free and it’s online, so you can use it at any moment on any computer with an Internet connection.

You can also use if offline, if you’d like, by downloading the app’s tiny executable. Most people, most of the time, only need to add a single filter to a single photo at a time.

But what if you’re the exception and you want to add a ton of filters at once? Then you need BatchPhoto from Bits & Coffee. This tool isn’t built for adding filters specifically, but filters are a significant part of its feature set. There are about 36 filters in total, and they’re joined by image color adjustments and the ability to add watermarks. You build a job by deciding what filters you want to use and then apply them to all the photos in the batch in one go. With all of this said, not all the filters are great for providing a vintage look, and you may need to get creative to produce the results desired. While it doesn’t match the fine detail as CameraBag 2, BatchPhoto does offer more options and detailed adjustments than Vintager.

The big downside, once again, is price; this software will set you back $29.95, but a free trial version is available. Have you ever taken a lot of photos and needed to edit them all at once? Whether they need to be resized, rotated, or combined into a photo album, editing the photos one-by-one can be. To learn more. Another solid choice for batch editing, Fotor is a multiple-purpose app for the PC that offers Photoshop-style image editing, collaging and batch editing with filters and other effects, like borders. Since we’re talking about Instagram from your desktop we’ll just focus on the batch features. There is a very wide varity of options here.