I’ve been using Picsart for over a year now, and it’s become my default editor for everything from quick social media posts to more polished video projects. The interface is clean and intuitive—even my younger cousin picked it up in minutes. For photos, you get layers, filters, stickers, and brushes that actually feel responsive. The video editor is solid too, though trimming clips can be a bit finicky if you’re not careful—I’ve lost a edit or two by tapping the wrong button. Still, being able to overlay music, even if it’s not perfectly customizable timing-wise, makes it great for short reels or montages. Where Picsart really stands out is its balance between simplicity and depth. You don’t need a subscription to do plenty, though power users might want the premium features for things like advanced filters or removing watermarks. I use it mostly for creating custom birthday cards and editing travel videos, and it handles both like a champ. The recent AI tools are fun too—background removal works surprisingly well, and the style transfer options let you get artsy without needing design skills. It’s not without its quirks, but for free, it’s incredibly capable. If you’re tired of clunky editors or apps that push subscriptions too hard, give this one a shot.