What Fotor changed

• Removed the heading "Tips and tutorials to help you edit photos like a pro."
• Removed the subtext about learning how to make images look amazing with their free editor.
• The FAQ section now follows the product feature list directly without an educational introduction.

Fotor is simplifying its page layout. They are moving away from educational headlines and focusing directly on the FAQ and tool features. This might mean they want users to start using the tools immediately rather than reading guides first.

• Added new navigation options at the top: "Create a design," "Enhance photo," and "Photo to art."
• Added "Get Started" buttons after the AI Art, AI Replace, and AI Expand sections.
• Added "Edit photo for free" buttons after the Filters, Presets, and Collage sections.
• Cleaned up some duplicate text in the "How to edit" step-by-step guide.

Fotor is trying to get more users to click and start using their tools. By adding buttons like "Edit photo for free" and "Get Started" after every feature section, they are making it easier for visitors to stop reading and start editing.

• Removed the large top navigation menu containing dozens of links to specific AI tools and design features.
• Deleted a long list of footer-style links for specific templates like business cards, flyers, and social media banners.
• Removed the "AI Photo Enhancer," "AI Background Remover," and "AI Object Remover" detailed text sections from the middle of the page.
• Removed the "Step 1" and "Step 3" instructional blocks from the "How to edit" section.
• Removed the detailed descriptions and links for specific blog tutorials and FAQ answers.
• Added a new "People love Fotor" testimonial section featuring reviews from a content creator, entrepreneur, and blogger.

The website is now much shorter and simpler. By removing dozens of direct links to specific tools like "YouTube Thumbnail Maker" or "Resume Builder," the page focuses more on its core AI photo editing features rather than being a massive directory of every possible design task.