Because it seems that there are never enough applications, Adobe has launched Adobe Posts, an application that, as we read in the App Store, will help us to quickly create social graphics. In other words, it is a way to decorate our images before publishing them on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or sharing it privately with other applications such as WhatsApp, our email client or whatever we prefer. I who have tried it, if I have to highlight something about this application, I would highlight its ease of use.
Adobe Post will offer us, in a few touches on the screen, the possibility of applying a series of filters to our images. On the other hand, it also allows us add texts with labels very different, as you can see in the three captures that head this post. If we wish, we can add more than one of these texts and change their transparency, all without the need to have knowledge of image editing.
On the one hand, that Adobe Post is free is good news, but this has a small drawback: below the photos appears the hastag #AdobePost and, if I'm not mistaken, it can't be removed. So that estel does not appear hashtag what we would have to do is either cover it with another application or cut the lower part of the image a few millimeters.
There are available 6 special filters That are unlocked if we share any of the images made with Adobe Post on social networks and, according to the App Store, the application has integrated purchases, but I have not found them. Maybe there is something in Settings /restore hints, but that option does not work for me in particular, no matter how much I touch it, so I have not been able to check what that function does.
Adobe Post is available for any device that can install iOS 8, but I don't see it in the iPad App Store. It can be installed if we access from THIS LINK, but the application closes as soon as you open it. Of course, on the iPhone it does work.
To erase the watermark: press it and click on the green button below, you have to share the app by email and the mark is erased