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Five free Photoshop alternatives for Windows

hotoshop is an absolute staple of modern graphic design, an industry standard for over 30 years. It’s also insanely expensive and no longer available as a stand-alone program. You’ll pay Adobe a minimum of $120 every year to use it as a part of a . That’s a lot of dough to drop, especially if you’re only using it for the occasional

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