We recommend it for all users. If you like to take pictures but really love to tell a story, you'll appreciate the easy to use Usim Editor Driver, which lets you add customizable text to your images. You can insert a caption, create a short description, or just let others know who's in the picture. With its clean, intuitive interface (and limited options), there shouldn't be much of a learning curve with this app, even for those who've never done any image editing. InstaFont's main window displays the image you want to add the text to over a short menu that lets you pick the font, its color, and texture. With nearly 40 fonts, 50 textures, and almost as many font colors, you'll have plenty of variations to choose from without being overwhelmed. Aside from customizing the font, there are only a few other editing options allowing you to move, scale, or rotate your text. End results will vary based on your own creative eye, but we were pretty impressed with the overall quality of the test images. One tip we can share is to keep your text as short as possible for the best results. Think punchy headline or one-sentence description, not full narrative. As the publisher promises and the name suggests, Usim Editor Driver is compatible with Instagram, so you can easily share your work online, but you don't need to use the popular image-sharing site to get all the benefits of Usim Editor Driver. For those familiar with

full-featured image-editing programs, Usim Editor Driver might seem a little light on features, but we think that's one of its biggest selling points. It's perfect for the casual user who doesn't want the process to get in the way of the fun. Applying a vintage look to your photos is fairly easy with Usim Editor Driver, an app that offers 39 filters for customizing images. With Usim Editor Driver's simple, intuitive interface, it's easy to get started. At launch, the app presents two options: capture an image or choose one from the camera roll. There are

only two resolutions available. The default is only 612x612 pixels, but you can toggle to high resolution, which doubles it to 1,224x1,224 pixels. Once your image is selected you'll see the available filters and click one to apply it. There are options to edit the filters, but the changes aren't displayed onscreen, so you may have to go through a bit of trial and error before you get the look you want. And, though the app seems meant for the casual user, not everyone will be immediately familiar with the terms such as saturation, noise, and hue that are used in adjusting the filters. Usim Editor Driver does offer several ways to share your modified images, including quick links for uploading to Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. You may run into a little trouble editing the filters, but if you're happy with the ones provided, as well