XnRetro for Linux

XnRetro for Linux is a completely free photo editing software that works across multiple platforms, available on both computers and mobile devices. The software allows users to easily add classic vintage effects to photos as well as add frames or edit videos easily.

The free XnRetro photo editing application interface on Linux Ubuntu

There are many simple photo editing applications that do not require the user to have any photography knowledge. XnRetro is one of the simple free photo editing tools that can be compared to Instagram when it's easy to use. You just need to select the image, choose the effect (can use many effects), preview the image in real time and immediately have a beautiful image product.

The effects XnRetro brings are divided into three categories, including Retro - adding vintage color effects to photos, Light - adding lighting effects such as bokeh or leak and Vignette - editing microphones for photos. In addition, XnRetro also allows you to add frames to your photos with several available frame options. Images after editing can be saved to JPG, PNG format or shared to other applications. Note that there are also some applications on the list but you can not share (probably a few small bugs of XnRetro).

Easily share photos to many other photo sharing applications

Users can save the following image editing file on the computer in JPG or PNG formats

The main feature of photo editing software XnRetro for Linux

• Add effects to photos on Linux with 20 color effects for photos.
• Create unique images with 15 light effects like bokeh, leak .
• Add frames to your photos with 28 different types of frames.
• Custom adjustment options such as contrast, saturation, gamma on the image .
• Selection of corrections related to video noise.
• Support for manipulating tools such as zooming, full screen view, shortcuts .
• Share photos to applications like Facebook, Picasa, Flickr .
• Save images to your computer in JPG or PNG format.
• Simple to use, without complicated knowledge.

Note: Although the download is only for Linux 32-bit, the software can still work on 64-bit Linux. To run the software, extract the file, double-click the file xnretro.sh and then select Run. You can also start by double-clicking on XnRetro, but this may not work for some Linux kernels.

Extract the downloaded file on Linux Mint computer

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