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So like I said, invest the time, intentionally fuck some pictures up just to see what can be done. I've figured out 4 completely different ways to remove image backgrounds, borders, etc, and I only managed to do this after tons of experimenting with all various settings combinations. Most serve multiple purposes when you tap them more than once. Every feature has multiple layers, and every layer has tweakable options. The only thing is, if you don't invest the time getting to know this app, you'll never come close to understanding what it has to offer.

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It's the real Photoshop of the Android platform, miles ahead of Photoshop Mix/Touch/Express. Two and a half years later, I'm still discovering things it can do, and do exceptionally well. This app is as deeply feature packed as its name is bland. I can't stress enough how superior Photo Editor is to all the insanely overhyped, undeservingly popular editors available on Android. I decided not to delete this post because I still think Photo Editor is great and might be useful for people seeing this which they unfortunately retired ages ago (Their current 'SketchBook - draw and paint' app is similar). I use the Autodesk Sketchbook app for all of my drawing needs.

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It has some slight 'layer' functionality, but not as good as full sized art programs (you need to search in different areas for it a bit, like the adding of another image which lets you set transparency levels and order, etc)Д®dit: This is definitely more of an editing app, sorry I misread that you wanted it to be a full art program too.

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It is free with some very unobtrusive ads (you can pay to remove), and the developer seems to really try their best to add in all suggestions from users. This app looks simple, but it has all of the features I use most often in GIMP (color changes, crop, adding text with own fonts with layout options, adding other images into your pictures, and all the things you mentioned as well as seeming to handle every image file type I have tried). I quite like an app called 'Photo Editor' ( hl=en&referrer=utm_source%3Dgoogle%26utm_medium%3Dorganic%26utm_term%3Dapp+photo+editor&pcampaignid=APPU_1_qeSjWs_LIYKujwPDg5LQCA) Photo Editor does have a rather steep learning curve, so if feature packed isn't really what you're looking for and instead prefer straightforward, aesthetically pleasing filters and full image color tuning (though Photo Editor is more than capable of both), then Snapseed or Lightroom or even Pixlr might be closer to what you want. And all those things barely scratch the surface of what this editor is capable of (it even has a lesser known but very involved GIF maker/editor). Images can be edited down to the literal pixel, edits can be adjusted step by step with directional buttons, and cropping is hands down the most refined on Android, with features such as an adjustable zoomed in area of where you're touching and friggin drag speed controls (as low as 1/18th the speed) so you don't 'over drag', which make it effortless to crop exactly where you intended. It's the real Photoshop of Android in my opinion, absolutely bursting at the seams with useful, and more importantly, precise, editing tools. Snapseed's pretty good, Lightroom's pretty good, PicSay's pretty good, but none of them compare to the photo editor with the most basic name of them all: Photo Editor