Rabel helps you to re-work your photos, load them and label them with text. You have 60 beautiful fonts at your disposal, which are displayed in a preview. Font size, color and positioning text on an image – the choices are all up to you.
The app also offers a variety of stamps, which are watermarks in image format. They add a touch of “Vintage” or a fictitious “Graphic Award” to your photos. The benefits of this clipart are fairly limited. The developers could probably have come up with something a little more versatile.
In addition, you have the choice of 9 black & white and 8 summer retro filters to manipulate your photos, and enhance them artistically.
Conclusion:
Rabel is a “nice” photo app. It has its strengths, but is clearly not on the same level as many other photo apps, such as ProCamera, for example. Playing around with the text feature is definitely a fun thing to do.
Plus/Minus:
+ Adds texts and clipart to images
+ Photos may be shared via Facebook and Twitter
– The app has very strong competition
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