r/snapseed

Is there a way to backup photos to an external drive or cloud and preserve the stacks? Images are always flattened.
I’m only able keep stacks if I AirDrop to another iOS device.

Thank you.

I am pretty new to this. I know that it is possible to save edits (for example from the 'fine tune' menu) as looks. I haven't been able to find a possibility to save my edits while in the 'develop' menu. Is that even possible or sensible?

Does anyone else HATE that it constantly automatically rotates your photos, and before you can do anything you have to set it back?

Especially given it's a CROP tool. Make a separate rotate tool, and stick in an AUTO button.

I saw something very disturbing on raw editing and want to be sure, that's not just my Android 14 problem. I have this photo and some strange issues: open the raw picture in "file commander" and looking at the boat on the right side, the black rubber is deep black. In snapseed it had very bad blue/purple fringing and is still visible after "linear raw" converted it to dng (which has also slight fringing in file commander).

Please download and see if you're device does the same.

I've been running Snapseed Version 4.0.6.936082235 on my Galaxy A53 on One UI 8 Android 16. I've got an error when Snapseed could not load the photo. Funny, It's happened only a few of my photos. I have no idea what caused this.

I just discovered the function of copy paste format on the app and it reduces the amount of work needed to just edit multiple images fast. I use snapseed to add the film imitations to my photos. The default settings on those filters are way to grainy so i've had to manual fix this for each photo. The method i use now takes just a few minutes once you set everything up.

First step is saving your edits as a style. Then you just take one of the photos you added to the app and use that style you just saved. Now go back and mark that images and selwct copy format. Then you can just choose all the images you want to copy paste this settings on. It will then save all those images with those settings on your phone. Editing now takes like a few minutes for a full photo shoot.

I edited some ORF on my iPad and saved the edits. I didn't know how snapseed would save edits to ORF files, but now I see it: you overwrite the raw file with the edited embedded jpeg thumbnail - no raw editing or destroying raw on save?

Will check on my new android tablet, what snapseed does on android. If saving my edits overwrites the raw file with the embedded jpeg, this is a big problem. 20 MB raw file vs 2 MB jpeg with the raw file extension...