GoArt

GoArt is a super handy photo processor that lets you create cool artistic effects with just a click! You don’t have to worry about complicated settings or long setups. It’s all about making your photos pop easily.

Artistic Effects Made Easy

The GoArt app comes packed with a collection of presets inspired by different painting styles. The only thing you can tweak is how strong the filter effect is, which keeps things simple and user-friendly!

No Batch Processing

One thing to keep in mind is that GoArt doesn’t support batch processing. This means you have to load and edit one picture at a time. If you have a lot of photos, this could mean doing the same steps over and over again. It can get a bit repetitive.

Preview Your Edits

When you’re ready to edit, GoArt will switch to the editing window automatically. Here, you can see the original photo side by side with your selected art effect. Just remember, you're limited to the filters included in the app, so creativity might feel a bit constrained!

Easily Revert Changes

If you change your mind while editing, no worries! You can always go back to the original image by selecting the right option in the filters panel or just holding down on the picture preview. But note that there’s no side-by-side comparison feature.

User-Friendly Filters

The filters are named after famous art styles like Impressionism, Pop-art, and Cubism, making it easy for you to pick what fits your vibe. Plus, they come with preview thumbnails so you know exactly what each one looks like before applying it!

Try Before You Download!

You can explore GoArt’s features through its companion web application. Just keep in mind that not every filter available online is in the desktop version.

Your Creative Toolset

With GoArt, you'll find 25 unique artistic effects that apply quickly to your images. You can preview everything instantly and save your creations as JPG files for easy sharing.

A Few Limitations

On the downside, remember that loading multiple images at once isn’t an option right now. Also, when using full-screen mode, it just hides parts of your screen instead of giving you more workspace. Lastly, you're limited to exporting as JPG format.