Unless the app displays in landscape I don't think you should say it's compatible with iPad. Too many of us use our iPads almost exclusively in landscape & when I launch an app that initializes looking like my iPad is a 'big' iPhone, it really annoys me. Most of the time I just delete the app on principle. I'll keep this one a while & see how it works otherwise.

I have found this app so far to be the premiere photo distortion tool. The way that the app allows you to set the target point of your skew and then bulge, pinch and just warp your subject, is just awesome in my opinion.I think it would be great if the developer introduced new ways to skew your photos in a subsequent update. But, honestly, I find this app to be pretty much perfect the way that it is currently. I did not find it very hard to figure everything out either. I would recommend just pushing all of the buttons and playing around with it until you find all the features available. But the app also gives you little instructional pop ups when you first come into an editing area.I was fortunate enough to acquire this app while it was put on sale for free recently. Yet, after seeing how well everything functions in the application, well, I would have gladly paid the asking price knowing what I know now. Your experience may differ from my own. But, I highly recommend this application if you are looking for a way to warp, distort and Skew your photographs. Many thanks to the developer of this app for all of your hard work. God bless and Merry Christmas 🎅🎄🎁😇.iPad 4 / iOS 8.1.1

I'm a professional photographer who does a lot of architectural and real estate work, and I am always correcting perspective skews. There have been some other apps that have done this, but they were always clumsy and difficult. This is a terrific solution and I use it virtually every day. And to clarify, the problem with other de-skewing apps referenced in other reviews is that they will only work if you're skew is completely evenly balanced from left to right or top to bottom. This app however allows you to completely tailor your skew correction (e.g. the left side a little less than the right side, while raising just the top right a little bit, etc.) and as far as I know is the only app that does that.

I've only spent a few minutes with this app thus far, but am already pleasantly surprised by how much tweakability there is to the available corrections and adjustments, particularly barrel/pincushion distortion. This does mean I'm finding there's a bit of a learning curve to the app, but this is, imo, a good thing. No, it's not Photoshop, but it's more than I was expecting in a mobile app.UPDATE: I have just downloaded and played around with SKRWT and I find that I greatly prefer SKEW (i.e., this app right here). In particular, the way SKEW implements perspective adjustment is simply much better. They're both nicely made apps, but in my experience SKEW is the more pleasant to use.