How to photoshop a picture into Another picture?
Are there any apps for iPhone?
I'm not sure about iphone, but I use this great software called "Paint.net" You can download it safely from www.cnet.com Almost as good as the expensive, well-known "Photoshop!" Enjoy.
There are a number of free programs for you computer that can do this, but unfortunately not your phone; however, once you have done it on your computer, you can download to your phone.
Gimp is pretty much the best free program that is close to Photoshop. There are a ton of other programs on here if you just want to brows and check things out. I a do a lot of computer graphics projects and used Photoshop for years. Since using gimp I have not missed it any. You can download it from "cnet.com" http://download.cnet.com/...73935.html.
No there are no apps for the iPhone at the Apple App Store.
None at all %+\
Seriously - have you even looked. Visit the app store, and type in "photo editor" - THEY ARE All LISTED THERE!
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