The default Windows Photos app has a beautiful Fluent Design look, and can edit videos as well as photos. Starting with Fall Creators Update, you can use AI-powered search to find photos containing particular types of objects, and all photos of a person's face.

Photos' Collection presents all the photos on your PC whether, they're locally saved image files, screenshots, or OneDrive photo files, in date groups.

You can now join and trim video clips, and add filter effects and background music. What's more, the Video Remix feature will do all this automatically for you, once you select a few clips and/or photos. You can even add 3D overlays (leaves, bubbles, file, electricity, and more) and anchor them to objects in the video. You can also add arresting text titles, or create a slow motion video.

A new set of 3D effect overlays let you jazz up your videos and slideshows. You can choose from things ranging from butterflies to blizzards to explosions. It's infinitely easier than using After Effects. A really impressive plus is that you can Anchor any effect to have it follow any object in the video, and you can add multiple effects in the same video.

You can create albums and videos yourself or have the app create them for you automatically.

The information panel shows an image's EXIF data along with a map of where it was shot if the image includes geotagging info.

Here are some of the right-click options. Note that you can set any photo as your background wallpaper or lock screen image.

Cropping works just as you'd want it to, with preset aspect ratios or free-form.

The Retouch tool can fix a blemish, and red-eye correction is very automatic and well implemented.

After you create an album or when viewing one automatically created, you can swap photos in and out or turn it into a video.

You draw on both photos and videos.

You can have the app add all photos from specified folders on your PC as well as using the Import tool for easily transferring images from a card.