What's up SaaS Masters! My name is George.
And today we're going to review Ribbet Photo editor.
And yes, that is Ribbet, like when frogs sing.
So what I'm gonna do in this video is that I'm actually going to edit one
of my photos to show you how the photo editor works.
Now, heads up. This is different from a design editor.
So if you have previous deals like Crale Stencil, well,
the focus area of those kind of deals is different from this one.
What I mean by that? Well, let's just say that the design
editor is meant for, for example, you can add elements in you can add
squares, triangles, Tags, and there's templates available that you
can use to add your products and all of that.
In this case, no, this is a photo editor
and where actually shines is when you are editing people.
Why? Because, for example, with this editor,
you can actually remove pimples, you can remove scars, you can add blemish,
you can add lipstick, you can change the eye color.
And there's different tools.
That what you have from a design editor.
So let's talk about that.
Let's check out what the Lifetime deal is
about and how Ribbet Photo editor actually works and stands out.
So let's go jump over to the deal right now.
Okay.
This is the deal that's going on right
now, and it starts off at $49 for the Lifetime deal.
If you are a plus member or a briefcase member of AppSumo, if you're not,
we'll leave the details in the description so you can check out if it's beneficial
for you to jump into the plus membership or the briefcase membership.
But if not, the deal is $69. Normally, right.
You don't need any membership to grab this
Lifetime deal, and you guys want to grab it.
That link will be in the description for both of the deals.
Now, like I mentioned that before, it's a photo editor, not an image.
Well, a design editor. Okay.
And what you get with the deal is that you
get the pro version, so there's no limitations to that.
And you get access to two 7 million free stock photos that you can use.
Now, like I mentioned before,
there's several tools that design Editors don't have, but this one does.
So let's actually jump into my dashboard
and let me upload a new image because I already play with that one.
Let me upload. Here it is.
Let me grab this screenshot that I'm going to use from my previous thumbnail
for a video, and I'm gonna show you what it's capable of.
Okay, let's wait for that to upload, and there we go.
Loading. Okay, so here's the image.
All right. And we have the tools on the left.
The first tools that you get are like the general use tools.
So, for example, we can use Auto fix and let's just click on it.
And what I just did is I erased the contrast.
So you can see everything dark toned up a little bit.
The colors popped a little bit more so they erase the saturation.
But this is just like the auto fix.
If you want to use something simple and fast, well, that could work out.
Let's go back. If that's the original one.
I'm not gonna show you how crop works. Pretty simple.
Straightforward rotate.
Also the exposure we can expose see what happens.
We can highlight and we can darken shadows.
So this one's pretty useful.
For example, for this.
In my case, for example, I would actually use some shadow.
There's also contrast.
See how that works.
If you go too far, it's obvious that it's gonna look bad.
Right? Then we can use auto exposure.
If we want colors,
we can erase a saturation, which is gonna raise all the colors.
We can change the temperature.
Right?
So if it's too bluish like cold, well,
we can add some temperature two in we can sharpen.
For example.
You'll see, I'll go extreme for everything.
So you see what happens.
Okay, so if I go sharpen this, you can actually see that on my beard
that you can see it's more crisp because it's sharpened it.
But sometimes you don't want to go too far
because for example, you'll see some signs of wrinkles.
For example, if you go too far, it looks too much or for clarity see what it does.
So if you go too far, it's gonna look bad.
But if you do this subtly, it'll look really good.
We can also Resize and there's the Canva color.
So for example, if I need to know what this color of my skin is, well here it is.
Alright, click on it. There we go.
And now I know what the color is and the Hex.
All right. Text.
We can add some text to this for this case.
Like I mentioned before,
the whole purpose of this tool is not focused on design editor.
So you don't see a lot of type of templates available to add here.
So break out sample here the text, I can move it around.
We have the fonts that are available right here.
So there's quite a lot of funds available here.
There's normal regular fold an italic
the size, the color, the stroke drop shadow, for example,
for that gradient, let me see if we have other options there.
We can change the shadow there again for gradient.
We can do that there.
So the great perfect text.
Okay, that curve too much, but we can reduce spacing.
It could be used for something else.
And this I wouldn't use it. Alright.
Line spacing, line height.
So alignment, transform, flip and decoration.
There's no templates for texts that are pretty useful because maybe you want
something that's pretty cool that's already happening.
And select rounded text curved.
And that's not available on this deal.
I want to get rid of it.
Click Delete FX.
I'm not a fan of effects a people are.
But for example, there's slack and white, which is pretty simple.
Matt Vignette, Rocco Cairo and all of that.
Like I said, I'm not a fan of that.
Let's go back to original overlays again.
There's just things that go on top of it.
Sometimes they look good.
Sometimes they don't.
You have several options for the overlays
for each one that you select, you can add how much is going to look?
Just a bit or a lot.
The blend mode.
How is it going to blend add for highlight it.
You can add the type of blend if it's gonna blame with you,
what's on the photo or not, or if it's gonna be on top and that kind of way.
Let's go back to original the touch up.
This is my favorite part about Ribbet, alright.
This is what I think that makes it shine.
Obviously, these tools are super more complex and better on Photoshop.
But, you know, Photoshop is expensive.
It's not a lifetime deal.
And for obvious reasons, Photoshop is a King.
All right.
So this is what we're able to do with this one.
So, for example, we can remove shine.
So, for example, if I want to remove a little bit,
shine up here and here and we can change the brush size and we can erase.
So the brush size is if we want to do more.
Now, I didn't see a lot of effects on this one.
Let's go sun less.
So if we want to do a Sun Tan,
let's raise the brush there and we can add a bit of sent in there.
So now I'm more Brown than what I am before.
Now I'm just doing this really crazy,
but obviously you would do this with, like, all right.
So you wouldn't.
You don't grab the eye, you don't grab the beard.
You can do the British size, the color strength.
So if you don't want to go too far because it looks too harsh.
Well, just a little bit right there.
Using some touch up, you can darken also, and the price is there.
Let's remove that.
Okay.
The blush.
Let's raise the brush size and let's use something more pinkish.
There's some blush there.
Now you see, the pink is really hard,
but when we fade in fade, it looks subtle and it's usable.
If you go all the way like that, it's like, hey, you know that's fake.
But if you use the fake, it looks subtle and it works out.
Okay. Let's remove that.
Okay.
The wrinkle remover.
So, for example, I'll use my forehead to remove that.
See how that cleaned it up.
Now, wrinkle is pretty hard.
So I would use a little bit more fade.
I want to go too far, like around there. Okay.
So you can see that.
I'll fix this there and I'll remove that from there a little bit there.
And now I'm like, five years younger.
Then I look normally by using the wrinkle remover.
Let's go back and get rid of that.
Oops, one more to the front.
There we go.
The air brush again.
We can brush this right there.
Let's go.
Let's remove the fade.
You kind of see the brush there?
I still see some.
There we go now we're normal the airbrush.
Let me use this and let's press something here.
So it kind of blurs in the effect.
Not much going on there
again. I went too far.
My bad. Alright.
The blemish remover.
So this one is pretty useful to remove, for example, pimple scars, wrinkles.
So right here. Okay.
Let me Zoom in right here to my face. All right.
So we got a big pimple right here.
I'm gonna click on it and it's gone. All right.
I got another one over here. It's gone.
It's right there.
There and a little bit there.
We can clean up all these little pimples and imperfections.
And basically they're gone. Right.
So it's simple blemish fix.
So we can use the skin fixer.
So the wrinkle remover and the blemish.
And you're gonna have really good results. In my opinion.
I would use to blemish first and then use the wrinkle remover.
Okay. And let's Zoom that there.
There's the eye line. Whoa.
Let's go back. Touch up.
Okay. There's the eyeliner.
If you want to do that there, I'll just go really dark there.
You see what the results are.
Remove that.
There's the eye color.
So for example, if I want to go green, let me Zoom in.
Let me Zoom in a bit more.
Lower the brush size a little bit smaller.
Okay.
That looks like I'm a vampire or something like that.
But if we use some fade, it's going to look a little bit more realistic.
Alright. Let's say wait.
All right. Up out there.
Let's Zoom out. Okay.
There you go. See how that looks.
Now I got green eyes.
I
bright if you want to brighten it up.
Mascara, pentil eyeshadow.
Obviously all these tools are meant for women or men who want to make up.
Okay. Teeth whitening.
Alright. So let's wine out the teeth.
Yeah. Now I got some really white teeth again.
You got to do this with subtle and do it with calm.
Not like I'm doing it right now in this
demo and the lip color, if I want to do some red.
Oh, that's actually pinkish again.
I'm just playing around right here.
There we go.
And then the highlights.
It is for my non existing hair.
But you can see what happens. All right.
What it's going to do? It's going to highlight by doing
that by like raising the the color is there in the thin.
But think this doesn't work out pretty
well because what it does is just it stretches and it ties the image.
And that's how it creates the effect of thin.
So it's gonna make the image like this
to make you look a little bit thinner, so not a whole lot of things to do there.
Okay. The next thing we have is the layouts.
So layouts. If you want to use and create several
images in one like Collage, you could do that.
There there's a great option.
There's big photo option there's jigsaw and you can add images to these.
I won't do it right now because it's it's going to create a home.
Ask and I'll have to add whole bunch
of images, but it's pretty much basically what it looks like right there.
You add images to it.
There's the pro options for pro adjustment.
So you have exposure highlights, shadows, contrast and all these apply effects.
There's paint options there.
There's the library from all the photos that's uploaded here's my previous one
that I was working with and the one that I'm working right now.
And there's the stock photo images
that they have on Deal, which they say it's two 7 million photos
that you can use without having any problems.
Right. So if I add this
Hello. Okay.
There we go. Using design, download or safety photos.
I can save it to Photos and they are from Unsplash.
So that's where they grab this library. Alright.
But basically that is Ribbet Photo editor. Alright.
So like I mentioned before, it's different from a design editor.
A design editor would have templates that you can use, for example,
for products for services most intended for business.
And this one is more for photo editing.
So you can change the highlights,
exposures, contrast, fix the skin on the subject and all of that.
So that's pretty cool.
That ribbon has now that said things that I don't like
about Ribbet is that I wish these, for example, that's going to the touch
ups, some of these I wish they were a little bit more subtle.
So they work out and some of them that I've used, for example, Airbrush,
they don't have a lot of you don't see a lot of changes there,
so they either need to fix it, make it better or get rid of it.
All right.
So basically that's it if you have photos that you want to edit really quickly
and you are not using Photoshop or you don't want to go through the hassle
of opening Photoshop because it's really hardware intense.
Or maybe you are traveling and you want to edit the photo and you are at a
friend's computer or a paid per hour computer, something like that.
Url, you just open up the browser,
open up Ribbet editor and edit the photos without having to download any software.
So that's pretty things that I think are interesting with Ribbet.
Well, there you go, guys,
if you find these features helpful and if you like Ribbet.
Well, like I mentioned before,
in the beginning, there is a link in the description
that helps you out with a small Commission that if you buy through that link and it
helps me out and I keep making these videos for you guys.
Well, I thank you all for watching my name's George.
This is SaaS Master, and I'll see you guys later.