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Aves is the best I've used by far, I just use another app for editing. There's a button to edit in the aves app and you can open a third party app conveniently that way
What other app do you use for editing?
image toolbox?
Seconding Image Toolbox, it's awesome! You can convert between image types, resize/crop, draw, do background removal (basically manually erasing parts of the pic to make them transparent), it has a nice collection of filters you can apply, and it even has a color picker.
Can it edit videos as well?
or video transcoder
You can only edit images with it. For videos though, if you're okay with going through the command-line you could use
ffmpeg
with Termux.