7 Online Tools All Photographers Should Use

There are so many things you need in order to take successful photos, from the correct composition to the best use of light. There is no doubt that your foundations need to be solid, but you can also take your great shots to the next level using online tools. Online tools are also useful for a range of things related to being a photographer, such as marketing yourself online or using your images for various mediums, such as Stickerit stickers.

Here are our pick of the top 7 online tools that all photographers should use.

1. Adobe Lightroom

Adobe Lightroom also lets you create your own preset image adjustments so you can quickly edit your photos in your signature editing style.

This also lends a consistency across all your images. You can also share to various social media platforms through the tool, helping to promote your work. Lightroom is free, with some in-app purchases.

2. Pixieset

It will not only create your gallery, but also let you deliver, proof and sell your photos, with features such as proofing system, instant download, password protection, and more.

This tool also makes sure that your files are always saved and backed up, which can save you a lot of time and headaches if things go astray. The basic plan, which will suit many photographers’ needs is free, with premium options starting at around $8 a month.

3. Adobe Photoshop

4. PhotoMarks

This watermark tool allows you to position, scale and rotate your text or logo watermarks, so you can customise however you like. Your watermarks are saved in the app so you can easily use them again. It also uses non-destructive editing, meaning your images are not overwritten, and the desktop version also allows you to watermark bulk images.

5. WiFi Photo Transfer

The WiFi Photo Transfer app simplifies this process, letting you quickly and effortless transfer your photos to your computer. It has a simply drag and drop interface, and the whole process is completed in just a few clicks.

It should be noted that this app is only available for iOS and macOS devices, but it is idea for sending media between your iPhone and your computer or vice versa. You can select to transfer individual photos, or entire photo albums.

6. Lenstag

If the worst does happen, Lenstag can help you to find your stolen gear.

It is a global registry that assists you to retrieve your photography equipment if it is stolen. The app will tell you if your equipment photos are posted online, helping you to catch the thief and retrieve your equipment.

7. Fiverr

This is great for helping you with a menial editing task you simply don’t have time to do. It can also be very useful if you have a very complex task that is beyond your skillset: get one of the Photoshop or Lightroom experts on Fiverr to fix it for you!