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The following apps are my recommended apps that you should try using for editing book covers. Apps may vary depending what phone you use (Iphone or Andriod).

~But always remember that editing software is nothing without practice and talent

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~Most editors use this app. This is a good editor for a beginner. You can actually add effects and do different techniques as well as text in this app. But this app lacks a lot of editing tools so you really need to have a wild imagination and talent to create a good cover with this one.

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~Another new app for new editors. You can do a lot of text effects with this one with deep exploration and good imagination.

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~This app is unfortunately unavailable for iOS users. Anyways, this app is similar to phonto but more advance and a LOT more better in my opinion. You can do a lot of effects in this app and a good app to start with. If you're in between choosing this or phonto. I'd say go for this app.

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~Among all the apps stated above, this one is my favorite. Even graphic artists uses this app. This is actually a lot more advance than picsart. If you're a picsart user, you will not like this at first but trust me, this app is better. Just watch tons of tutorials and you will realize that this is the best editor for phone users. The only downside is that the filters are locked and you have to pay for it but no worries coz there are a lot of filter apps like VSCO, Adobe Lightroom, and etc. for you to use.

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~I think that this software is only available in pc, mac and laptops. This is what I am currently using (CS5). You can download this but I actually paid P200 ($4) for this because I can't extract this on my laptop. Trust me, this is a good investment. This one looks SUPER intimidating at first but it's actually not that hard to learn. You can edit a lot better in this software because you actually have advance tools and a lot of different items. So, among all this is what I recommend be most. Practice makes perfect, right?