Raster graphics editing tools are pivotal instruments in the contemporary digital landscape, serving as indispensable platforms for a myriad of creative and professional endeavours. This research scrutinizes the intricate relationship between user-friendly interfaces and the seamless integration of advanced features within these tools. A comprehensive review of the evolution of raster graphics editing tools establishes the contextual backdrop, accompanied by an exploration of prior studies on user interfaces in graphic design software and the persistent challenges associated with feature integration. The research methodology encompasses a thoughtful selection of representative editing tools, incorporating meticulous evaluation metrics for user interfaces and criteria for assessing the successful integration of features. Empirical insights are gleaned through a combination of user testing and surveys, offering a nuanced understanding of user preferences, experiences, and expectations. The study not only underscores the critical importance of intuitive design in raster graphics software but also conducts a comparative analysis of user interfaces across leading editing tools. Simultaneously, it delves into the impact of feature integration on workflow efficiency and user satisfaction. Case studies further enrich the research, providing tangible instances of successful implementation of user-friendly interfaces and the effective integration of advanced features,