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Adobe Photoshop Elements 2024: Still one of the best

Photoshop Elements isn’t the cheapest photo editor available, costing $99.99, but it’s still great value for money as it’s able to use technology from the professional version of Photoshop to provide some really powerful tools for editing your photos and adding creative effects. Adobe also sells a bundle that includes both Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements for video editing for $149.99, which can save you even more money. (Read our review of Premiere Elements.)

The key to Photoshop Elements’ success is that it manages to combine powerful editing tools with a user-friendly interface that makes it easy for amateur photographers to achieve impressive results. Adobe’s 2022 version introduced new AI techniques – which Adobe refers to as Sensei – which could automatically perform editing tasks that might normally require hours of work.

The app has always had a selection of filter effects that could make photos look like paintings, using

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