PicMonkey just announced that the Royale membership is now Premium and they've added another membership tier, called Supremium. Here are the differences:
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There are no changes between the Royale membership I had before and the Premium membership that it became. Touch-up tools, overlays, fonts, templates, limited storage... check. The Supremium membership adds unlimited storage of re-editable pictures, as well as a better way to organize them. Here's how the costs compare:
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I currently have 20 projects in Hub, including my blog header, logo, business card, and headshot. I can definitely see the appeal of keeping all my edited photos in PicMonkey. I'm going to stick with Premium for a little while, but I'm pretty sure that as soon as I have 50 projects in Hub, I'll make the switch to Supremium.
If you do any photo editing at all (or would like to give it a try for the first time), head over to PicMonkey for the free trial. Let me know what you think!
I have recently started to use it (only because I had to! LOL!) and I am not a fan :(
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