The quality and variety of photos are excellent. Picsart also has a large catalog of photos that you can insert into your designs. We discuss the quality and variety of templates further down in this Picsart review. These categories are essentially the same as the different layout options – but instead of a blank layout, there is a range of pre-designed templates. You can also use the templates dropdown box to select from different categories. You can choose to select between premium and free templates, and templates for personal or commercial use. The filters option is also highly useful. You can then navigate to the relevant folder to insert an image. The image upload feature is easy to use: Simply click on the Upload button and a new file management dialog box opens. This means that you don’t simply have to rely on the fonts and images available in Picsart. We also like that there is an Upload section where you can add images and fonts. There are hundreds of different layouts, including Instagram Square, Instagram Story, Facebook Ad, Pinterest Pin, YouTube Thumbnail, Twitter Cover, and Zoom Background. You can also choose to create a custom layout size if you wish. This is an excellent feature that contains hundreds of different preset layouts. If you are struggling for inspiration or require an image of a specific size, you can use the Layout tab. Even if a design has no premium items, you still have to sign up for the 7-day trial to export it. You can tell if an object is premium as it will have a small crown on it. It is important to note that, when using the free version, you can only export designs if they contain no premium items. It’s easy to understand and allows for efficient image management. On the right, you can see the different layers and objects included in your current design. The main editor has a toolbar on the left-hand side and a central panel that shows the image.

Generally, the tools are easy to use and the layout is logical.