FotoJet vs RawTherapee

FotoJet is an online tool for graphic design, photo collages, and photo editing. Its templates and resources support collages, social media graphics, posters, cards, and banners, and the collage maker offers 800+ layouts and templates. The editor can crop, resize, and rotate images, and add text, clip art, effects, overlays, and frames. The site says it can be tried without downloading or registering. The free plan includes basic editing tools and templates. FotoJet Plus adds advanced tools, custom canvas sizing, project save and load, cloud storage, premium templates and resources, ad-free editing, and priority support. Plus is listed at $6.99 a month or $39.99 a year; the annual plan is shown as $3.33 USD/month. A seven-day trial is listed. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled, and charges are non-refundable. The service is available on the web, with desktop apps for Windows and Mac. Exports are JPG and PNG. FotoJet says it is developed by PearlMountain Limited.

RawTherapee is a free desktop program for developing raw images on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Its non-destructive, 32-bit floating-point engine handles raw files from many digital cameras, including HDR DNG, as well as JPEG, TIFF, and PNG images. Photographers can control demosaicing and development with multiple algorithms, use masking tools, and batch process images. Editing parameters can be copied or pasted across files, and the program can also be used from a command line. RawTherapee can open raw images from GIMP as a plugin and return edited images there, or send processed images to GIMP or another editor. It is libre software under the GNU General Public License version 3, with RawPedia documentation and a community forum for help. The project says it does not include digital asset management, printing, or uploading features. The macOS 5.13 build has different minimum system requirements for Apple Silicon and Intel, and must be installed in /Applications to start.