RipPix

Review: Texture, Tone and Rip Creates an Artistic Mix

Designed with both hobbyists and professionals in mind, RipPix is an artistic app that offers a variety of stunning texturing and toning options to elevate your photos. The app's standout feature is its ability to add a ripped paper effect, seamlessly drawing attention to your subject.

RipPix employs worn and stained photo effects, lending a nostalgic quality to your images. It also allows you to transform any element into a focal point by tracing around it on the image. Whether it's a bird, flower, person, or tree, you can easily cut it out and manipulate its size, rotation, and placement on the background photo, resulting in a beautifully crafted paper accent piece complete with soft shadows.

Moreover, this user-friendly app enables you to reintroduce subjects into photos, create simple collages with friends, blend different scenery seamlessly together, or add emphasis through cut-out objects. From the romantic to the whimsical, every creation using RipPix will possess a distinctive touch.

Key Features:

• Worn & stained photo effects: Boasting a range of options from simple toning to comprehensive distressing that includes scratches and surface variations for an aged or imperfect photo look.
• Rip Effect: A unique hand-torn appearance along the edges of a traced photo.
• Cut Effect: Mimics scissor-style cuts around the edges of a traced photo.
• Border Outline: Offers a bolder look by replacing cut edges.
• Adjustable Drop Shadow: Create depth with customizable shadow height and strength.

Included:

• 55 Worn Textures
• 34 Aged Papers
• 20 One-touch presets: Ready-to-use combinations of textures and tones for the background and foreground photos.
• Foreground Photo Replacement: Easily swap out the foreground image.
• Rip Tool: Add or remove edges to cut photos for added control.
• Move Image Tool: Seamlessly transform ripped and bordered pieces for flexible composition.
• Three Edge Styles: Adjust the look of edges on-the-fly without affecting the ripped elements.