Photomator by Pixelmator Team Hack 3.1.2 + Redeem Codes
AI Photo Editing & Retouching
Developer: Pixelmator Team
Category: Photo & Video
Price: Free
Version: 3.1.2
ID: com.pixelmatorteam.pixelmator.touch.x.photo
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Description
Photomator is the most powerful photo editing app ever designed for a mobile device. It includes an extensive collection of cutting-edge color adjustments, automatic selections powered by AI, support for over 650 RAW image formats, a magical Repair tool for removing unwanted objects, and many more powerful features, letting you enjoy pro photo editing anyplace, anytime.
Everything you need to make your photos look incredible
• Edit photos using a wide collection of powerful, nondestructive color adjustments
• Quickly make precise subject, sky, and background selections in photos using AI, add gradient masks, and easily make selections using a brush
• Effortlessly remove unwanted objects using an incredible object removal tool
• Crop, straighten, rotate, and adjust the perspective of photos with an easy-to-use Crop tool
• Instantly increase the resolution of photos using AI
• Remove camera noise and image compression artifacts with the powerful Denoise feature
• Magically remove color banding and increase color depth in photos with the AI-powered Smart Deband feature
• Make your photos stand out with photographer-designed presets for landscape, black and white, and other photography styles
• Easily copy and paste edits between photos or batch edit even hundreds of photographs at a time
• Open and edit over 650 RAW image formats, including Apple ProRAW and compressed Fujifilm RAWs
• Follow all the changes you make in the beautiful live histogram
Tools powered by AI
• Select the subject, sky, or background in a photo with just a tap
• Improve the quality of photos by reducing camera noise with the AI-powered Denoise feature, intelligently upscale photos with Super Resolution, or magically remove color banding and increase color depth using Smart Deband
• Automatically enhance shots using a machine learning algorithm trained on 20 million pro photos, or fine-tune individual adjustments, like White Balance, Selective Color, or Color Balance with a single tap
• Intelligently crop photos using the AI-powered auto-cropping
• Copy the look of any photo to another using the incredible Match Colors feature
State-of-the-art color adjustments
• Enjoy powerful tools for effortlessly adjusting the temperature, tint, exposure, contrast, brightness, hue, saturation, and vibrance in your photos
• Recover incredible amounts of detail in the highlights and shadows of photos
• Magically enhance fine details and structure in photos using powerful Clarity and Texture adjustments, or adjust textures in the highlights, midtones, and shadows separately
• Selectively edit individual color ranges with Selective Color, or improve the balance of colors in the shadows, midtones, and highlights with Color Balance
• Adjust lighting and colors with full precision using Levels and Curves adjustments
• Mix the balance of the red, green, and blue color channels to create intense color effects in your images
• Replace any color with any other using the Replace Color adjustment
• Create beautiful black and whites even from your color photos
• Use a range of additional adjustments, like Sharpen, Fade, Grain, Color Monochrome, Sepia, and Invert to make your photos stand out
• Instantly change the look of photos with LUTs or export custom LUTs to use in other apps
Compatibility
• Automatically sync every change back to your Photos or Files browser
• With the support for iCloud Drive, enjoy seamless edit syncing across Mac, iPhone, and iPad
• Photomator is built from the ground up for iPhone and iPad with a native design that blends seamlessly with the sleek and modern look of iOS and iPadOS 16
• Photomator uses powerful Apple technologies like Metal, Core ML, and Core Image to deliver staggeringly fast performance, even when editing large RAW photos or batch editing multiple images at a time
• Terms of use: https://www.pixelmator.com/terms-of-use/
• Privacy policy: https://www.pixelmator.com/privacy-policy
Everything you need to make your photos look incredible
• Edit photos using a wide collection of powerful, nondestructive color adjustments
• Quickly make precise subject, sky, and background selections in photos using AI, add gradient masks, and easily make selections using a brush
• Effortlessly remove unwanted objects using an incredible object removal tool
• Crop, straighten, rotate, and adjust the perspective of photos with an easy-to-use Crop tool
• Instantly increase the resolution of photos using AI
• Remove camera noise and image compression artifacts with the powerful Denoise feature
• Magically remove color banding and increase color depth in photos with the AI-powered Smart Deband feature
• Make your photos stand out with photographer-designed presets for landscape, black and white, and other photography styles
• Easily copy and paste edits between photos or batch edit even hundreds of photographs at a time
• Open and edit over 650 RAW image formats, including Apple ProRAW and compressed Fujifilm RAWs
• Follow all the changes you make in the beautiful live histogram
Tools powered by AI
• Select the subject, sky, or background in a photo with just a tap
• Improve the quality of photos by reducing camera noise with the AI-powered Denoise feature, intelligently upscale photos with Super Resolution, or magically remove color banding and increase color depth using Smart Deband
• Automatically enhance shots using a machine learning algorithm trained on 20 million pro photos, or fine-tune individual adjustments, like White Balance, Selective Color, or Color Balance with a single tap
• Intelligently crop photos using the AI-powered auto-cropping
• Copy the look of any photo to another using the incredible Match Colors feature
State-of-the-art color adjustments
• Enjoy powerful tools for effortlessly adjusting the temperature, tint, exposure, contrast, brightness, hue, saturation, and vibrance in your photos
• Recover incredible amounts of detail in the highlights and shadows of photos
• Magically enhance fine details and structure in photos using powerful Clarity and Texture adjustments, or adjust textures in the highlights, midtones, and shadows separately
• Selectively edit individual color ranges with Selective Color, or improve the balance of colors in the shadows, midtones, and highlights with Color Balance
• Adjust lighting and colors with full precision using Levels and Curves adjustments
• Mix the balance of the red, green, and blue color channels to create intense color effects in your images
• Replace any color with any other using the Replace Color adjustment
• Create beautiful black and whites even from your color photos
• Use a range of additional adjustments, like Sharpen, Fade, Grain, Color Monochrome, Sepia, and Invert to make your photos stand out
• Instantly change the look of photos with LUTs or export custom LUTs to use in other apps
Compatibility
• Automatically sync every change back to your Photos or Files browser
• With the support for iCloud Drive, enjoy seamless edit syncing across Mac, iPhone, and iPad
• Photomator is built from the ground up for iPhone and iPad with a native design that blends seamlessly with the sleek and modern look of iOS and iPadOS 16
• Photomator uses powerful Apple technologies like Metal, Core ML, and Core Image to deliver staggeringly fast performance, even when editing large RAW photos or batch editing multiple images at a time
• Terms of use: https://www.pixelmator.com/terms-of-use/
• Privacy policy: https://www.pixelmator.com/privacy-policy
Version history
3.1.2
2023-09-25
Photomator 3.1.2 adds the ability to import photos taken in RAW + HEIC format, includes new preferences for opening a selected format in RAW + HEIC and RAW + JPEG image pairs, and brings a number of smaller improvements and fixes.
• You can now import RAW + HEIC image pairs and easily choose which one of the formats to use when opening photos.
• To change the default opening format for RAW + JPEG and RAW + HEIC image pairs, you can go to the Editing settings and select or deselect "Open RAW by Default".
• The photo library will now update faster and smoother when making changes to photos.
• The ML Enhance keyboard shortcut has been updated. You can now automatically enhance photos by pressing Shift+Command+M on your keyboard.
• When duplicating edited photos in the Photos browser, edits would sometimes go missing or get overridden. Fixed.
• In Photomator on iPad, the histogram would not be visible if the Auto-Hide option was turned on. Fixed.
• Thumbnails of photos would sometimes be displayed incorrectly when returning to Photomator after it has been running in the background. Fixed.
• It would not be possible to collapse imported preset collections in the presets bar. Fixed.
• After displaying the What’s New screen, Photomator would automatically switch to the Photos browser even if the Files browser was selected. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
• You can now import RAW + HEIC image pairs and easily choose which one of the formats to use when opening photos.
• To change the default opening format for RAW + JPEG and RAW + HEIC image pairs, you can go to the Editing settings and select or deselect "Open RAW by Default".
• The photo library will now update faster and smoother when making changes to photos.
• The ML Enhance keyboard shortcut has been updated. You can now automatically enhance photos by pressing Shift+Command+M on your keyboard.
• When duplicating edited photos in the Photos browser, edits would sometimes go missing or get overridden. Fixed.
• In Photomator on iPad, the histogram would not be visible if the Auto-Hide option was turned on. Fixed.
• Thumbnails of photos would sometimes be displayed incorrectly when returning to Photomator after it has been running in the background. Fixed.
• It would not be possible to collapse imported preset collections in the presets bar. Fixed.
• After displaying the What’s New screen, Photomator would automatically switch to the Photos browser even if the Files browser was selected. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
3.1.1
2023-09-11
Photomator 3.1.1 improves photo scrolling speed, adds the ability to drag and drop photos from multiple albums, and fixes a few minor issues.
• Improved photo scrolling to make it even faster and smoother.
• You can now drag and drop photos to an album from multiple other albums.
• Sometimes, photo badges would not appear in the photo browser. Fixed.
• Photos would sometimes be added to albums in an incorrect order. Fixed.
• In certain situations, album titles would not update after renaming. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
• Improved photo scrolling to make it even faster and smoother.
• You can now drag and drop photos to an album from multiple other albums.
• Sometimes, photo badges would not appear in the photo browser. Fixed.
• Photos would sometimes be added to albums in an incorrect order. Fixed.
• In certain situations, album titles would not update after renaming. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
3.1
2023-08-21
Photomator 3.1 introduces an all-new Smart Deband feature, which brings a revolutionary new way to enhance the quality of your photos by removing color banding artifacts and increasing color depth with a single tap. The update also brings major photo browser improvements, letting you manage your photos, albums, and folders with even more ease.
Smart Deband
• Using the powerful new Smart Deband feature, you can now remove color banding artifacts from photos saved using lossy compression formats and increase their color depth, bringing them to a near-RAW quality.
• Smart Deband's AI-powered artifact removal algorithm detects and smooths out photo areas with banding or blocking artifacts to create even, seamless gradients or solid colors.
• To ensure especially smooth transitions between colors, Smart Deband also increases the color depth of a photo to 16-bit — color depth comparable to a RAW image.
• With the new Smart Deband action available in the batch editing settings, you can now deband and increase the color depth of multiple photos at a time.
Major Photo Browser Improvements
• Manage your albums and folders even more easily with quick options for creating, deleting, renaming, reordering, and more.
• In albums, you'll find new options for quickly adding photos to albums and sorting photos by date.
• From now on, you can also easily drag and drop photos from one album to another or drag and drop photos to Photomator from other apps.
• Quickly copy and paste photos in albums, or copy and paste photos from Photos and Files apps.
• You can now seamlessly navigate between photos with arrow keys using the iPad keyboard.
• Find even more keyboard shortcuts available on your iPad. Press the Command-R keyboard shortcut to revert edits, the Command-D keyboard shortcut to duplicate a photo, the Space key to quickly open a photo, and more.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
Smart Deband
• Using the powerful new Smart Deband feature, you can now remove color banding artifacts from photos saved using lossy compression formats and increase their color depth, bringing them to a near-RAW quality.
• Smart Deband's AI-powered artifact removal algorithm detects and smooths out photo areas with banding or blocking artifacts to create even, seamless gradients or solid colors.
• To ensure especially smooth transitions between colors, Smart Deband also increases the color depth of a photo to 16-bit — color depth comparable to a RAW image.
• With the new Smart Deband action available in the batch editing settings, you can now deband and increase the color depth of multiple photos at a time.
Major Photo Browser Improvements
• Manage your albums and folders even more easily with quick options for creating, deleting, renaming, reordering, and more.
• In albums, you'll find new options for quickly adding photos to albums and sorting photos by date.
• From now on, you can also easily drag and drop photos from one album to another or drag and drop photos to Photomator from other apps.
• Quickly copy and paste photos in albums, or copy and paste photos from Photos and Files apps.
• You can now seamlessly navigate between photos with arrow keys using the iPad keyboard.
• Find even more keyboard shortcuts available on your iPad. Press the Command-R keyboard shortcut to revert edits, the Command-D keyboard shortcut to duplicate a photo, the Space key to quickly open a photo, and more.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
3.0.12
2023-08-04
Photomator 3.0.12 fixes the issue of displaying incorrect creation dates when exporting compressed Fujifilm RAWs and an issue that prevented certain users from opening compressed Fujifilm RAW files.
Here's what we added in Photomator 3.0.11:
• Photomator 3.0.11 brings major improvements to the Denoise tool, making artifact-free noise removal as precise as ever.
• The update also adds a new Denoise Intensity slider, bringing enhanced control over adjusting the level of noise in photos.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
Here's what we added in Photomator 3.0.11:
• Photomator 3.0.11 brings major improvements to the Denoise tool, making artifact-free noise removal as precise as ever.
• The update also adds a new Denoise Intensity slider, bringing enhanced control over adjusting the level of noise in photos.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
3.0.11
2023-07-28
Photomator 3.0.11 brings major improvements to the Denoise tool, making artifact-free noise removal as precise as ever. The update also adds a new Denoise Intensity slider, bringing enhanced control over adjusting the level of noise in photos.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
3.0.10
2023-07-21
Photomator 3.0.10 adds support for compressed RAWs from Fujifilm cameras and lets you work with LUTs and color adjustment presets with even more ease by allowing you to add LUTs to preset collections, always show preset names, and more.
Color Adjustment Preset Improvements
• Have easier access to LUTs by adding them directly to preset collections.
• Presets that include a LUT are marked with a special LUT icon, making it easy to distinguish them from other presets.
• Effortlessly navigate between color adjustment presets by making preset names always visible. At the end of the presets list, tap More and choose Show Names.
• You can also see the preset names by simply hovering over the color adjustment presets using Apple Pencil, trackpad, or mouse.
• Quickly save color adjustments as a preset by tapping the Color Adjustments More menu and choosing Save as Preset.
Extended RAW Support
• You can now open and edit compressed RAWs from Fujifilm cameras, including the highly-requested X-T4, X-T5 models, and more.
• Compressed and uncompressed RAWs from the brand-new Fujifilm X-S20 model are now also supported on iOS 16 and macOS 13.
• Thanks to the extended RAW support, thumbnails of compressed Fujifilm RAWs will now be visible when browsing photos in the photo browser.
• View the lens model, aperture, and other camera metadata of the compressed Fujifilm RAWs in the Photomator Info pane.
• Compressed Fujifilm RAWs are now also fully supported in Pixelmator Pro, letting you work with them seamlessly in Photomator and Pixelmator Pro.
Other Improvements and Fixes
• On iPad, easily copy and paste color adjustments between photos using keyboard shortcuts. Copy adjustments by pressing Command-Shift-C, and paste them by pressing Command-Shift-V on your keyboard.
• Make precise color adjustments to your photo by tapping the color adjustment sliders. Tap on the left or right side of the slider to increase or decrease its value.
• When dragging color adjustment sliders, you will experience haptic feedback when the default value, like 0%, is reached.
• Batch editing workflows that include color adjustment presets will remain intact even if you delete presets from the presets library. When you open a workflow, see the deleted preset in the Unsaved preset collection.
• While a photo is being loaded, swiping the presets would cause the photo to be swiped. Fixed.
• In some specific cases, the edits would be lost when importing photos edited on other devices. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
Color Adjustment Preset Improvements
• Have easier access to LUTs by adding them directly to preset collections.
• Presets that include a LUT are marked with a special LUT icon, making it easy to distinguish them from other presets.
• Effortlessly navigate between color adjustment presets by making preset names always visible. At the end of the presets list, tap More and choose Show Names.
• You can also see the preset names by simply hovering over the color adjustment presets using Apple Pencil, trackpad, or mouse.
• Quickly save color adjustments as a preset by tapping the Color Adjustments More menu and choosing Save as Preset.
Extended RAW Support
• You can now open and edit compressed RAWs from Fujifilm cameras, including the highly-requested X-T4, X-T5 models, and more.
• Compressed and uncompressed RAWs from the brand-new Fujifilm X-S20 model are now also supported on iOS 16 and macOS 13.
• Thanks to the extended RAW support, thumbnails of compressed Fujifilm RAWs will now be visible when browsing photos in the photo browser.
• View the lens model, aperture, and other camera metadata of the compressed Fujifilm RAWs in the Photomator Info pane.
• Compressed Fujifilm RAWs are now also fully supported in Pixelmator Pro, letting you work with them seamlessly in Photomator and Pixelmator Pro.
Other Improvements and Fixes
• On iPad, easily copy and paste color adjustments between photos using keyboard shortcuts. Copy adjustments by pressing Command-Shift-C, and paste them by pressing Command-Shift-V on your keyboard.
• Make precise color adjustments to your photo by tapping the color adjustment sliders. Tap on the left or right side of the slider to increase or decrease its value.
• When dragging color adjustment sliders, you will experience haptic feedback when the default value, like 0%, is reached.
• Batch editing workflows that include color adjustment presets will remain intact even if you delete presets from the presets library. When you open a workflow, see the deleted preset in the Unsaved preset collection.
• While a photo is being loaded, swiping the presets would cause the photo to be swiped. Fixed.
• In some specific cases, the edits would be lost when importing photos edited on other devices. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
3.0.9
2023-06-28
Photomator 3.0.9 fixes an issue that prevented certain users from restoring purchases or making new ones.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
3.0.8
2023-06-27
Photomator 3.0.8 brings optimizations to improve cross-platform compatibility.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
3.0.7
2023-06-22
Photomator 3.0.7 fixes a couple of issues where the filmstrip scroll position would sometimes be incorrect after importing .photo files and the Done button of the Intensity slider would not work correctly.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]
3.0.6
2023-06-08
Photomator 3.0.6 improves the readibility of certain elements in app screens and adds a few other minor fixes.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]
3.0.5
2023-06-06
Photomator 3.0.5 includes minor changes to improve photo sharing, along with fixes for issues related to the Repair tool.
• When sharing photos, they will now stay in the same order as in the Photomator photo library.
• Unwanted color shifts would sometimes occur in photos after using the Repair tool and saving the photo a few times. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]
• When sharing photos, they will now stay in the same order as in the Photomator photo library.
• Unwanted color shifts would sometimes occur in photos after using the Repair tool and saving the photo a few times. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]
3.0.4
2023-06-01
Photomator 3.0.4 brings important fixes to improve document saving and opening from Files, copying and pasting edits, and more.
• When closing Photomator documents opened from the Files browser, they would sometimes get deleted. Fixed.
• Sometimes, Photomator documents would get deleted after opening them from the Files app. Fixed.
• The Copy Adjustments action would not be working as expected in the filmstrip. Fixed.
• Photomator would occasionally quit unexpectedly when saving edits. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]
• When closing Photomator documents opened from the Files browser, they would sometimes get deleted. Fixed.
• Sometimes, Photomator documents would get deleted after opening them from the Files app. Fixed.
• The Copy Adjustments action would not be working as expected in the filmstrip. Fixed.
• Photomator would occasionally quit unexpectedly when saving edits. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]
3.0.3
2023-05-23
Photomator 3.0.3 fixes an important issue that would prevent edits from being saved when iCloud was turned off.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]
3.0.2
2023-05-22
Photomator 3.0 brings the award-winning photo editing experience over to desktop devices. The update also adds the ability to sync edits between Photomator on Mac, iPhone, and iPad using iCloud, improves the compatibility of Photomator documents with Pixelmator Pro, and more.
• From now, Photomator is also available on Mac, making it the first, fully cross-platform app created by the Pixelmator Team.
• Enjoy the familiar design and navigation experience, and use all the same tools you already love from iPhone and iPad versions on a Mac.
• Continue editing photos from where you left off, no matter if you're using Photomator on iPhone, iPad, or Mac, thanks to instant edit syncing through iCloud.
• You can now open Photomator documents in Pixelmator Pro with all nondestructive edits like color adjustments, crop, masks, and more.
• Photomator integrates seamlessly with iCloud Photos, so when you edit photos in Photomator on iPhone or iPad, the changes sync instantly to the photo browser in Pixelmator Pro and the Pixelmator Pro extension in Photos.
Fixes in version 3.0.2
• Working with gradient layers is now faster and gradient transitions look smoother.
• If a photo has too many layers, a warning will now appear when trying to open it.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
• From now, Photomator is also available on Mac, making it the first, fully cross-platform app created by the Pixelmator Team.
• Enjoy the familiar design and navigation experience, and use all the same tools you already love from iPhone and iPad versions on a Mac.
• Continue editing photos from where you left off, no matter if you're using Photomator on iPhone, iPad, or Mac, thanks to instant edit syncing through iCloud.
• You can now open Photomator documents in Pixelmator Pro with all nondestructive edits like color adjustments, crop, masks, and more.
• Photomator integrates seamlessly with iCloud Photos, so when you edit photos in Photomator on iPhone or iPad, the changes sync instantly to the photo browser in Pixelmator Pro and the Pixelmator Pro extension in Photos.
Fixes in version 3.0.2
• Working with gradient layers is now faster and gradient transitions look smoother.
• If a photo has too many layers, a warning will now appear when trying to open it.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
3.0.1
2023-05-17
Photomator 3.0 brings the award-winning photo editing experience over to desktop devices. The update also adds the ability to sync edits between Photomator on Mac, iPhone, and iPad using iCloud, improves the compatibility of Photomator documents with Pixelmator Pro, and more.
• From now, Photomator is also available on Mac, making it the first, fully cross-platform app created by the Pixelmator Team.
• Enjoy the familiar design and navigation experience, and use all the same tools you already love from iPhone and iPad versions on a Mac.
• Continue editing photos from where you left off, no matter if you're using Photomator on iPhone, iPad, or Mac, thanks to instant edit syncing through iCloud.
• You can now open Photomator documents in Pixelmator Pro with all nondestructive edits like color adjustments, crop, masks, and more.
• Photomator integrates seamlessly with iCloud Photos, so when you edit photos in Photomator on iPhone or iPad, the changes sync instantly to the photo browser in Pixelmator Pro and the Pixelmator Pro extension in Photos.
Fixes in version 3.0.1
• In some cases, after editing photos, they would not be marked with the linked edits badge. Fixed.
• In the Layers browser, the Intensity slider would always be enabled, even for hidden layers. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
• From now, Photomator is also available on Mac, making it the first, fully cross-platform app created by the Pixelmator Team.
• Enjoy the familiar design and navigation experience, and use all the same tools you already love from iPhone and iPad versions on a Mac.
• Continue editing photos from where you left off, no matter if you're using Photomator on iPhone, iPad, or Mac, thanks to instant edit syncing through iCloud.
• You can now open Photomator documents in Pixelmator Pro with all nondestructive edits like color adjustments, crop, masks, and more.
• Photomator integrates seamlessly with iCloud Photos, so when you edit photos in Photomator on iPhone or iPad, the changes sync instantly to the photo browser in Pixelmator Pro and the Pixelmator Pro extension in Photos.
Fixes in version 3.0.1
• In some cases, after editing photos, they would not be marked with the linked edits badge. Fixed.
• In the Layers browser, the Intensity slider would always be enabled, even for hidden layers. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
3.0
2023-05-16
Photomator 3.0 brings the award-winning photo editing experience over to desktop devices. The update also adds the ability to sync edits between Photomator on Mac, iPhone, and iPad using iCloud, improves the compatibility of Photomator documents with Pixelmator Pro, and more.
• From now, Photomator is also available on Mac, making it the first, fully cross-platform app created by the Pixelmator Team.
• Enjoy the familiar design and navigation experience, and use all the same tools you already love from iPhone and iPad versions on a Mac.
• Continue editing photos from where you left off, no matter if you're using Photomator on iPhone, iPad, or Mac, thanks to instant edit syncing through iCloud.
• Photomator integrates seamlessly with iCloud Photos, so when you edit photos in Photomator on iPhone or iPad, the changes sync instantly to the photo browser in Pixelmator Pro and the Pixelmator Pro extension in Photos.
• You can now open Photomator documents in Pixelmator Pro with all nondestructive edits like color adjustments, crop, masks, and more.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
• From now, Photomator is also available on Mac, making it the first, fully cross-platform app created by the Pixelmator Team.
• Enjoy the familiar design and navigation experience, and use all the same tools you already love from iPhone and iPad versions on a Mac.
• Continue editing photos from where you left off, no matter if you're using Photomator on iPhone, iPad, or Mac, thanks to instant edit syncing through iCloud.
• Photomator integrates seamlessly with iCloud Photos, so when you edit photos in Photomator on iPhone or iPad, the changes sync instantly to the photo browser in Pixelmator Pro and the Pixelmator Pro extension in Photos.
• You can now open Photomator documents in Pixelmator Pro with all nondestructive edits like color adjustments, crop, masks, and more.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
2.3.2
2023-04-20
Photomator 2.3.2 brings a number of fixes to selective adjustments and a few other areas.
• Color adjustments applied to a selection would sometimes remain visible after deleting the selection. Fixed.
• The position of color adjustments would sometimes change after selecting a different layer in the Layers browser. Fixed.
• Tapping the on-image handle of a gradient mask using the Apple Pencil would cause the mask to move unexpectedly. Fixed.
• Copying color adjustments from layers would not work correctly. Fixed.
• The on-image mask controls would sometimes be positioned incorrectly in cropped photos. Fixed.
• In the Layers browser, layer thumbnails would sometimes be displayed incorrectly. Fixed.
• The Color Range selection would not work correctly when zooming on a photo. Fixed.
• Mask overlays would be too faint to be clearly visible. Fixed.
• Crop and repair previews would sometimes be displayed incorrectly. Fixed.
• After loading a photo, a black screen would sometimes be displayed instead. Fixed.
• The Layers browser label would be visible after switching from the Color Adjustments pane to presets. Fixed.
• In Japanese localization, Photomator would quit unexpectedly during onboarding. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
• Color adjustments applied to a selection would sometimes remain visible after deleting the selection. Fixed.
• The position of color adjustments would sometimes change after selecting a different layer in the Layers browser. Fixed.
• Tapping the on-image handle of a gradient mask using the Apple Pencil would cause the mask to move unexpectedly. Fixed.
• Copying color adjustments from layers would not work correctly. Fixed.
• The on-image mask controls would sometimes be positioned incorrectly in cropped photos. Fixed.
• In the Layers browser, layer thumbnails would sometimes be displayed incorrectly. Fixed.
• The Color Range selection would not work correctly when zooming on a photo. Fixed.
• Mask overlays would be too faint to be clearly visible. Fixed.
• Crop and repair previews would sometimes be displayed incorrectly. Fixed.
• After loading a photo, a black screen would sometimes be displayed instead. Fixed.
• The Layers browser label would be visible after switching from the Color Adjustments pane to presets. Fixed.
• In Japanese localization, Photomator would quit unexpectedly during onboarding. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
2.3.1
2023-04-14
Photomator 2.3 brings incredibly powerful selective adjustments with the ability to make selections of people, backgrounds, and skies automatically using AI, create gradient and brush-based selections, and a whole lot more.
• Pixelmator Photo now has a simpler new name — Photomator — and features a refreshed, more modern design.
• You can now select and edit specific areas in photos, without affecting the rest of the photo using powerful selective adjustments.
• Use the magic of machine learning to automatically select common areas in photos, such as sky, people, and backgrounds, or make selections manually.
• Paint over the areas of a photo you want to adjust with a brush. Easily adjust the brush size, softness, and opacity, or switch to Erase mode if you've accidentally selected too much.
• Add customizable linear and radial gradient selections to photos to create smooth transitions between edited and unedited areas. Easily change the gradient position, size, rotation, and blending using handy on-image controls.
• Adjust specific colors or entire color ranges in photos by selecting them using an eyedropper.
• Create additional color adjustment layers to experiment with different edits and easily compare them.
• Add selective adjustments to photos by tapping the Add button at the top of the Color Adjustments pane and choosing a selection option.
• Quickly switch between different selections by tapping their corresponding icons directly on a photo.
• Keep track of all your selections in an all-new Layers browser at the top of the Color Adjustments pane.
• In the Layers browser, turn the selections on or off to hide the applied adjustments without resetting them. This lets you apply multiple different edits to the same area of the photo and compare them.
• Combine multiple selections using blend modes to refine the selected areas or create striking artistic effects. In the More menu next to an existing selection, choose Add or Subtract, and choose an option.
• Easily switch to a different blend mode of a combined selection by tapping More and choosing Add, Subtract, or Intersect from the Blending Mode menu.
• Find options for renaming, duplicating, inverting, moving, or deleting selections in the More menu next to each selection layer.
• Adjust the intensity of edits applied to each selection by dragging the Intensity slider at the bottom of the Layers browser.
• Easily toggle selection previews on and off by tapping More at the top of the Color Adjustments pane and selecting or deselecting Show Mask Overlay.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
• Pixelmator Photo now has a simpler new name — Photomator — and features a refreshed, more modern design.
• You can now select and edit specific areas in photos, without affecting the rest of the photo using powerful selective adjustments.
• Use the magic of machine learning to automatically select common areas in photos, such as sky, people, and backgrounds, or make selections manually.
• Paint over the areas of a photo you want to adjust with a brush. Easily adjust the brush size, softness, and opacity, or switch to Erase mode if you've accidentally selected too much.
• Add customizable linear and radial gradient selections to photos to create smooth transitions between edited and unedited areas. Easily change the gradient position, size, rotation, and blending using handy on-image controls.
• Adjust specific colors or entire color ranges in photos by selecting them using an eyedropper.
• Create additional color adjustment layers to experiment with different edits and easily compare them.
• Add selective adjustments to photos by tapping the Add button at the top of the Color Adjustments pane and choosing a selection option.
• Quickly switch between different selections by tapping their corresponding icons directly on a photo.
• Keep track of all your selections in an all-new Layers browser at the top of the Color Adjustments pane.
• In the Layers browser, turn the selections on or off to hide the applied adjustments without resetting them. This lets you apply multiple different edits to the same area of the photo and compare them.
• Combine multiple selections using blend modes to refine the selected areas or create striking artistic effects. In the More menu next to an existing selection, choose Add or Subtract, and choose an option.
• Easily switch to a different blend mode of a combined selection by tapping More and choosing Add, Subtract, or Intersect from the Blending Mode menu.
• Find options for renaming, duplicating, inverting, moving, or deleting selections in the More menu next to each selection layer.
• Adjust the intensity of edits applied to each selection by dragging the Intensity slider at the bottom of the Layers browser.
• Easily toggle selection previews on and off by tapping More at the top of the Color Adjustments pane and selecting or deselecting Show Mask Overlay.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
2.3
2023-04-12
Photomator 2.3 brings incredibly powerful selective adjustments with the ability to make selections of people, backgrounds, and skies automatically using AI, create gradient and brush-based selections, and a whole lot more.
• Pixelmator Photo now has a simpler new name — Photomator — and features a refreshed, more modern design.
• You can now select and edit specific areas in photos, without affecting the rest of the photo using powerful selective adjustments.
• Use the magic of machine learning to automatically select common areas in photos, such as sky, people, and backgrounds, or make selections manually.
• Paint over the areas of a photo you want to adjust with a brush. Easily adjust the brush size, softness, and opacity, or switch to Erase mode if you've accidentally selected too much.
• Add customizable linear and radial gradient selections to photos to create smooth transitions between edited and unedited areas. Easily change the gradient position, size, rotation, and blending using handy on-image controls.
• Adjust specific colors or entire color ranges in photos by selecting them using an eyedropper.
• Create additional color adjustment layers to experiment with different edits and easily compare them.
• Add selective adjustments to photos by tapping the Add button at the top of the Color Adjustments pane and choosing a selection option.
• Quickly switch between different selections by tapping their corresponding icons directly on a photo.
• Keep track of all your selections in an all-new Layers browser at the top of the Color Adjustments pane.
• In the Layers browser, turn the selections on or off to hide the applied adjustments without resetting them. This lets you apply multiple different edits to the same area of the photo and compare them.
• Combine multiple selections using blend modes to refine the selected areas or create striking artistic effects. In the More menu next to an existing selection, choose Add or Subtract, and choose an option.
• Easily switch to a different blend mode of a combined selection by tapping More and choosing Add, Subtract, or Intersect from the Blending Mode menu.
• Find options for renaming, duplicating, inverting, moving, or deleting selections in the More menu next to each selection layer.
• Adjust the intensity of edits applied to each selection by dragging the Intensity slider at the bottom of the Layers browser.
• Easily toggle selection previews on and off by tapping More at the top of the Color Adjustments pane and selecting or deselecting Show Mask Overlay.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
• Pixelmator Photo now has a simpler new name — Photomator — and features a refreshed, more modern design.
• You can now select and edit specific areas in photos, without affecting the rest of the photo using powerful selective adjustments.
• Use the magic of machine learning to automatically select common areas in photos, such as sky, people, and backgrounds, or make selections manually.
• Paint over the areas of a photo you want to adjust with a brush. Easily adjust the brush size, softness, and opacity, or switch to Erase mode if you've accidentally selected too much.
• Add customizable linear and radial gradient selections to photos to create smooth transitions between edited and unedited areas. Easily change the gradient position, size, rotation, and blending using handy on-image controls.
• Adjust specific colors or entire color ranges in photos by selecting them using an eyedropper.
• Create additional color adjustment layers to experiment with different edits and easily compare them.
• Add selective adjustments to photos by tapping the Add button at the top of the Color Adjustments pane and choosing a selection option.
• Quickly switch between different selections by tapping their corresponding icons directly on a photo.
• Keep track of all your selections in an all-new Layers browser at the top of the Color Adjustments pane.
• In the Layers browser, turn the selections on or off to hide the applied adjustments without resetting them. This lets you apply multiple different edits to the same area of the photo and compare them.
• Combine multiple selections using blend modes to refine the selected areas or create striking artistic effects. In the More menu next to an existing selection, choose Add or Subtract, and choose an option.
• Easily switch to a different blend mode of a combined selection by tapping More and choosing Add, Subtract, or Intersect from the Blending Mode menu.
• Find options for renaming, duplicating, inverting, moving, or deleting selections in the More menu next to each selection layer.
• Adjust the intensity of edits applied to each selection by dragging the Intensity slider at the bottom of the Layers browser.
• Easily toggle selection previews on and off by tapping More at the top of the Color Adjustments pane and selecting or deselecting Show Mask Overlay.
Have any feedback about this update or Photomator in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
2.2.2
2022-12-22
Pixelmator Photo 2.2.2 lets you turn the texture-aware algorithm on and off for Basic color adjustments, and adds a few other fixes.
• You can now manually turn the texture-aware algorithm on and off for Highlights, Shadows, Contrast, and Brightness adjustments.
• Texture-aware algorithm would be turned on automatically when converting LUTs into color adjustments. Fixed.
• Pixelmator Photo will now show a warning when attempting to export LUTs with texture-aware adjustments applied.
• When cropping photos, the crop box would sometimes be displayed incorrectly after changing device orientation. Fixed.
• Pixelmator Photo would sometimes quit unexpectedly when working with color adjustments. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Pixelmator Photo in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
• You can now manually turn the texture-aware algorithm on and off for Highlights, Shadows, Contrast, and Brightness adjustments.
• Texture-aware algorithm would be turned on automatically when converting LUTs into color adjustments. Fixed.
• Pixelmator Photo will now show a warning when attempting to export LUTs with texture-aware adjustments applied.
• When cropping photos, the crop box would sometimes be displayed incorrectly after changing device orientation. Fixed.
• Pixelmator Photo would sometimes quit unexpectedly when working with color adjustments. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Pixelmator Photo in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
2.2.1
2022-12-20
Pixelmator Photo 2.2.1 fixes an issue that would cause the photos to lose saturation and contrast when exported, and adds a few other fixes.
Have any feedback about this update or Pixelmator Photo in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
Have any feedback about this update or Pixelmator Photo in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
2.2
2022-12-15
Pixelmator Photo 2.2 introduces all-new Clarity and Texture adjustments that let you easily enhance the finest details in photos, adds Selective Clarity adjustment for even more precise detail enhancement, improves the Highlights and Shadows adjustments, and more.
• Increase sharpness and bring attention to fine details in your shots using the powerful new Clarity and Texture adjustments, which use an advanced, texture-aware algorithm to subtly add contrast to edges and textures in a photo.
• Use the Clarity adjustment to increase or decrease contrast in only the midtone areas of a photo, giving it a more natural, true-to-life look.
• Use the Texture adjustment to make photos sharper and more focused, or make them smoother by reducing texture.
• Find the Clarity and Texture sliders in the new Basic adjustments group.
• Adjust details exclusively in the shadows, midtones, and highlights of a photo with the new Selective Clarity adjustment.
• Use the new On-Image Clarity feature to adjust texture and clarity directly in your photos. Drag areas of the photo horizontally to adjust texture or vertically to adjust clarity.
• Enjoy improvements to the quality of Contrast, Brightness, Shadows, and Highlights adjustments which have been rebuilt from the ground up using the new texture-aware algorithm.
• Recover much more detail from photos that are too dark or too bright using the refined Shadows and Highlights adjustments.
• Color adjustments in Pixelmator Photo are now faster than ever before thanks to improved color adjustment performance.
Have any feedback about this update or Pixelmator Photo in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
• Increase sharpness and bring attention to fine details in your shots using the powerful new Clarity and Texture adjustments, which use an advanced, texture-aware algorithm to subtly add contrast to edges and textures in a photo.
• Use the Clarity adjustment to increase or decrease contrast in only the midtone areas of a photo, giving it a more natural, true-to-life look.
• Use the Texture adjustment to make photos sharper and more focused, or make them smoother by reducing texture.
• Find the Clarity and Texture sliders in the new Basic adjustments group.
• Adjust details exclusively in the shadows, midtones, and highlights of a photo with the new Selective Clarity adjustment.
• Use the new On-Image Clarity feature to adjust texture and clarity directly in your photos. Drag areas of the photo horizontally to adjust texture or vertically to adjust clarity.
• Enjoy improvements to the quality of Contrast, Brightness, Shadows, and Highlights adjustments which have been rebuilt from the ground up using the new texture-aware algorithm.
• Recover much more detail from photos that are too dark or too bright using the refined Shadows and Highlights adjustments.
• Color adjustments in Pixelmator Photo are now faster than ever before thanks to improved color adjustment performance.
Have any feedback about this update or Pixelmator Photo in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
2.1.3
2022-12-09
Pixelmator Photo 2.1.3 brings a number of fixes to the Photos browser and a few other areas.
• Photos would not keep their original file format when shared from the Photos Browser. Fixed.
• When creating batch workflow presets, photos could not be exported as PHOTO files. Fixed.
• In the Files browser, PHOTO files would not show up in Recents. Fixed.
• Pixelmator Photo would show a blank screen if the Favorites album in the Photos Browser was empty. Fixed.
• The Select button for selecting multiple photos would remain active even if an album was empty. Fixed.
• In the Photos Browser, thumbnails of photos would sometimes be displayed incorrectly when quickly scrolling through photos.
• Pixelmator Photo canvas would sometimes flicker when showing Super Resolution preview or changing device orientation. Fixed.
• The double-tap gesture for zooming would not work on a trackpad. Fixed.
• When discarding changes made to photos, linked files containing edits would not be deleted from the device. Fixed.
• The color picker in the Replace Color adjustment would become unresponsive after waking the device. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Pixelmator Photo in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
• Photos would not keep their original file format when shared from the Photos Browser. Fixed.
• When creating batch workflow presets, photos could not be exported as PHOTO files. Fixed.
• In the Files browser, PHOTO files would not show up in Recents. Fixed.
• Pixelmator Photo would show a blank screen if the Favorites album in the Photos Browser was empty. Fixed.
• The Select button for selecting multiple photos would remain active even if an album was empty. Fixed.
• In the Photos Browser, thumbnails of photos would sometimes be displayed incorrectly when quickly scrolling through photos.
• Pixelmator Photo canvas would sometimes flicker when showing Super Resolution preview or changing device orientation. Fixed.
• The double-tap gesture for zooming would not work on a trackpad. Fixed.
• When discarding changes made to photos, linked files containing edits would not be deleted from the device. Fixed.
• The color picker in the Replace Color adjustment would become unresponsive after waking the device. Fixed.
Have any feedback about this update or Pixelmator Photo in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
2.1.2
2022-11-07
Pixelmator Photo 2.1.2 fixes an issue that would sometimes cause the color adjustment presets to become unresponsive while hovering over them with Apple Pencil, and adds a few other minor fixes.
Have any feedback about this update or Pixelmator Photo in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
Have any feedback about this update or Pixelmator Photo in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
2.1.1
2022-10-25
Pixelmator Photo 2.1 brings full compatibility with iOS and iPadOS 16 and the newest iPad Pro, adds support for LUTs, introduces EDR Mode for improved RAW image editing, and more.
• Enjoy full support for the powerful new iOS and iPadOS 16.
• Speed up your photo editing workflows with the magical Apple Pencil hover experience on the new, M2 chip-powered iPad Pro.
• Thanks to iPadOS 16 and virtual memory swap on newer iPad models, even the most demanding photo editing workflows will run flawlessly on your iPad.
• Preview color adjustment presets by simply hovering your Apple Pencil over the presets bar.
• When cropping, hover your Apple Pencil above a photo to see the crop grid and cropped area preview, or lift it to see the final crop.
• Double-tap your Apple Pencil for the Repair brush size slider to appear.
• You can also use the Left Bracket ([) and Right Bracket (]) keys to quickly increase or decrease the Repair brush size.
• When you double-tap the Apple Pencil, the comparison slider now always appears right where you hold the Apple Pencil.
• LUTs are now fully supported in Pixelmator Photo and work just the way they do in Pixelmator Pro on Mac.
• Use LUTs to instantly change the colors of images with presets created in Pixelmator Photo, Pixelmator Pro, or other apps.
• Easily convert LUT files into editable color adjustments with the power of machine learning.
• Convert color adjustments into LUTs to use in compatible design or video apps, or share with anyone who doesn't own Pixelmator Photo.
• Take advantage of the Extended Dynamic Range Mode when editing RAW images.
Have any feedback about this update or Pixelmator Photo in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
• Enjoy full support for the powerful new iOS and iPadOS 16.
• Speed up your photo editing workflows with the magical Apple Pencil hover experience on the new, M2 chip-powered iPad Pro.
• Thanks to iPadOS 16 and virtual memory swap on newer iPad models, even the most demanding photo editing workflows will run flawlessly on your iPad.
• Preview color adjustment presets by simply hovering your Apple Pencil over the presets bar.
• When cropping, hover your Apple Pencil above a photo to see the crop grid and cropped area preview, or lift it to see the final crop.
• Double-tap your Apple Pencil for the Repair brush size slider to appear.
• You can also use the Left Bracket ([) and Right Bracket (]) keys to quickly increase or decrease the Repair brush size.
• When you double-tap the Apple Pencil, the comparison slider now always appears right where you hold the Apple Pencil.
• LUTs are now fully supported in Pixelmator Photo and work just the way they do in Pixelmator Pro on Mac.
• Use LUTs to instantly change the colors of images with presets created in Pixelmator Photo, Pixelmator Pro, or other apps.
• Easily convert LUT files into editable color adjustments with the power of machine learning.
• Convert color adjustments into LUTs to use in compatible design or video apps, or share with anyone who doesn't own Pixelmator Photo.
• Take advantage of the Extended Dynamic Range Mode when editing RAW images.
Have any feedback about this update or Pixelmator Photo in general? Let us know at [email protected]!
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Ratings
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Cybercrs,
Best iOS photo editor for everyday use
This is by far the best iOS photo editor for everyday use. I’ve used it since its original iPad release and it has only gotten better over time. Some of the features that have made it great for a long time are iOS photos integration (no importing/exporting hassle), all basic editing features that work as expected (color, exposure, sharpness, etc.), custom setting options, batch editing capability, and RAW support. The recent-ish additions of super resolution, denoising, iPhone support, and a more fluid browsing/editing interface have pushed this app over the top as the best editor for casual users who like to make their everyday photos shine. There are, of course, still opportunities for improvement, such as more customizable batch processing, the ability to better customize the interface (for example, to hide the overall ML button but surface the denoise option, rearrange the tool order, etc.), masking capability, setting sync between iPad and iPhone, and so on… but these would all be quality of life improvements on what is already a superb app. Highly recommended over every other iOS photo editor (and I have used more than I care to admit).
Kaplan student,
Almost there
First of all I love this app. It’s my go to app for all of my editing while I’m traveling. But it’s not quite finished. There are some features that are missing that would enable this being my standalone editor. First off it’s got a ton of features that work fantastic. The ML feature gets it right more often than not. The program is intuitive for anyone who’s ever edited in that one program that shall not be named. It’s speedy enough to export hundreds of photos without any fuss (although my battery may disagree). What it’s missing though really is a bummer. We need masking. There is currently no masking abilities that I’m aware of and that is such a shame. The ability to add watermarks or layers would be awesome but I realize that’s not what this app was designed for specifically. This has lead to creating workflows that exist outside of Pixelmator. Please also consider adding some basic brushes in future updates. I’ve been able to create an alternative workflow here as well using snapseed but I’d love to have any excuse to get rid of that app. It’s clunky. Finally where is the noise reduction? I’ll tell you, not here. It doesn’t exist yet. That is a shame. Overall you won’t be upset with this for edits and corrections but it’s just not quite done in my opinion.
Thisismikedee,
Good Lord this is all you need…
I’m a Fujifilm fan boy, and I usually use the CamRemote to transfer JPEGs directly to my Apple Photos, from there I post to IG…but when the JPEGs just aren’t doing it for me, I start messing with the RAW .raf file. AND THATS WHERE EVERYTHING HAS FAILED ME UNTIL NOW. See, I wanted to keep things as streamlined as possible without having to do stupid stuff like copying into an editing program, and then exporting back to the camera roll for the apple photo stream sync via iCloud to take over…because thats gross, messy and unintuitive—not to mention a waste of storage and leaves duplicate photos everywhere etc. And this brings me to the best thing about this app, deep apple photos integration. Now, my workflow is as easy as plugging in my SD card, importing into my Apple Photos, rating, deleting as necessary, uploading the creamy X-Trans sensor beauties that my Fuji cams spit out in jpeg and editing the RAWs that need a little extra work…all non distructive without duplicates IN ICLOUD 🤑🤑. And because Apple Photos handles RAW+JPEG images exactly the same as your other photos everything says clean and sexy. Best app ever because of the integration bar none. They knocked it out of the park with this one.
turkishoval,
A true gem
Pixelmator Photo is one of the handful of essential apps you can turn to when away from your desktop but still needing to get professional work done. The UI is a bit opaque upon first use and therefore at first I did not use this app as much as others, but over time I find, over and over, little things that it does that other apps simply can't, and implementations of other things that are just better and more elegant than other apps. Nowadays this is my go-to photo editing app on my iPad Pro and I'm consistently impressed with it. For example, tonight I had to crop a photo down to the exact pixel. Sounds simple, but give it a try with other iPad OS apps—you won't be able to zoom in to the pixel level while using the crop tool to make a 3000px crop, but here you can—that's not an accident, they had to go out of their way to make that work, and it just did, and it was great.
7 billion people,
Almost there...
These are my initial impressions after using the app for the first time. I was hoping it would be a Lightroom replacement, and it’s close. It would need selective edits, brushes, noise reduction, and masking on the sharpening tool. I can still use it in my workflow as a last stop to apply a filter. It would great for that because it has enough adjustment tools to fine tune the filter. I also like the idea of machine learning to supplement my creative process. It suggested a nice crop which made my model seem taller in the frame. I will be using that idea in the future! UI is great but would like to be able collapse an individual adjustment tool (on the right panel) so it’s out of the way when not in use. Currently collapsing an individual tool removes the adjustment. I would love for Pixelmator to replace Lightroom for me. I could be free of my Adobe subscription plan forever!
Edit: Love to see that batch editing has been added. Thank you! I love companies that listen to their customers. I added a star just for that alone. I see file management has also improved. Great!
Edit: Love to see that batch editing has been added. Thank you! I love companies that listen to their customers. I added a star just for that alone. I see file management has also improved. Great!
Fototico,
Very good app, could use some new tools
I really liked this app. It does a great job at manipulating exposure, contrast, and so on. I definitely want to play around with it to see what it can do. So far I think it's missing a dodge and burn tool to fine tune the image. One app I like a lot has the dodge and burn tool but it also has a similar tool for saturation/desaturation and another for sharpening/blurring. also has a similar dodge and burn tool, but it's for saturation. As good as this app is, such tools would me it even better.
To me this ap has one critical problem that will prevent me from using it. It has a undo button but not a redo button. I often like to compare the before and after the last change I just did. I am not talking about the original version and the now, sometimes when I changed the contrast, for example, I like to toggle between the undo and redo button to see a comparison between the change I just did and before. Sometimes I go a few steps back and redo them again just for comparison to see if I am going in the right direction. The app missing a redo button is like trying to make a hamburger with just one hamburger bun. This is a deal breaker for me.
To me this ap has one critical problem that will prevent me from using it. It has a undo button but not a redo button. I often like to compare the before and after the last change I just did. I am not talking about the original version and the now, sometimes when I changed the contrast, for example, I like to toggle between the undo and redo button to see a comparison between the change I just did and before. Sometimes I go a few steps back and redo them again just for comparison to see if I am going in the right direction. The app missing a redo button is like trying to make a hamburger with just one hamburger bun. This is a deal breaker for me.
IMIMIMIMI,
Very good, almost excellent
This is a wonderful tool for photo editing. It’s such a huge improvement in workflow over Lightroom it’s just silly.
That said, there are a few super critical things missing in the Pixelmator photo ecosystem:
1. Now that there are versions for both iPhone and iPad can I please sync my presets?! I know I can import them (which is pretty nicely done BTW) but seamless sync seems like a prerequisite for a multi-platform system.
2. Pixelmator Photo for Mac already! This is a professional-grade tool. It’s convenient to occasionally play with it on my phone but let’s take advantage of the big beautiful MacBook Pro screens (and built-in SD reader!). I know… I can use Pixelmator Pro as an extension to Apple Photos and that’s very cool but it’s not nearly as seamless as the Photos app, and the presets aren’t truly cross-compatible (and don’t sync).
3. A community tool to share and find presets would be amazing. I’d engage endlessly with that. I’d even pay a small monthly fee to be part of that community.
4. Please allow a simple drag and drop to a shared album. That would significantly improve workflow. If this exists It doesn’t seem to work for me.
5. Really nice to have feature: some sort of indication of where the last edit was done. A simple bar showing the last edited photo would be great, as it would indicate the work I definitely haven’t done in recent imports.
That’s my top 5 list! Really looking forward to future improvements. Thank you!
That said, there are a few super critical things missing in the Pixelmator photo ecosystem:
1. Now that there are versions for both iPhone and iPad can I please sync my presets?! I know I can import them (which is pretty nicely done BTW) but seamless sync seems like a prerequisite for a multi-platform system.
2. Pixelmator Photo for Mac already! This is a professional-grade tool. It’s convenient to occasionally play with it on my phone but let’s take advantage of the big beautiful MacBook Pro screens (and built-in SD reader!). I know… I can use Pixelmator Pro as an extension to Apple Photos and that’s very cool but it’s not nearly as seamless as the Photos app, and the presets aren’t truly cross-compatible (and don’t sync).
3. A community tool to share and find presets would be amazing. I’d engage endlessly with that. I’d even pay a small monthly fee to be part of that community.
4. Please allow a simple drag and drop to a shared album. That would significantly improve workflow. If this exists It doesn’t seem to work for me.
5. Really nice to have feature: some sort of indication of where the last edit was done. A simple bar showing the last edited photo would be great, as it would indicate the work I definitely haven’t done in recent imports.
That’s my top 5 list! Really looking forward to future improvements. Thank you!
ZBohlman,
It’s so close
I’ve played with this for about 30 minutes and I see two pain points right away. First, where are the borders? Why do nearly no apps include this basic feature? Only Darkroom does as far as I’m aware. It’s such a simple thing to include even if not everyone uses it.
Second, it alters and saves changes to the original photo which is worrying if I want to edit the photo in a different app. Devs, please tell me what am I supposed to do if I make some edits but want to come back to it later WITHOUT overwriting the original file? Also how am I supposed to produce multiple edits of the same photo without using undo or reset? This is the only photo editing app I’ve used that works like this. This seems to be a DESTRUCTIVE editing app as opposed to basically every single alternative out there.
I would love a dev response on these two points. Overall it seems decent but these two things have me scratching my head.
Second, it alters and saves changes to the original photo which is worrying if I want to edit the photo in a different app. Devs, please tell me what am I supposed to do if I make some edits but want to come back to it later WITHOUT overwriting the original file? Also how am I supposed to produce multiple edits of the same photo without using undo or reset? This is the only photo editing app I’ve used that works like this. This seems to be a DESTRUCTIVE editing app as opposed to basically every single alternative out there.
I would love a dev response on these two points. Overall it seems decent but these two things have me scratching my head.
otterman,
Another subscription
UPDATE:
I subsequently read other reviews saying existing users are not affected by the subscription. Although I’m wary, I do appreciate that. I’ll just have to read the release notes for each release, which I do anyway for other apps to avoid stepping in a pile of subscription.
ORIGINAL:
The developers say, in response to other reviews, that they explained the switch to a subscription model in a blog post. Umm, I don’t read your blog posts and I suspect many other users don’t either. That’s a pretty shady way of introducing a new pricing structure. I’ve become very fond of this app, but not so fond that I won’t delete it when it starts to restrict features - nothing yet, but I stumbled on the “manage subscriptions” option when I used the ellipse menu to export a photo a few minutes ago. My hatred of subscriptions will override the strongest love of any app. I’ll start packing up my things now.
I subsequently read other reviews saying existing users are not affected by the subscription. Although I’m wary, I do appreciate that. I’ll just have to read the release notes for each release, which I do anyway for other apps to avoid stepping in a pile of subscription.
ORIGINAL:
The developers say, in response to other reviews, that they explained the switch to a subscription model in a blog post. Umm, I don’t read your blog posts and I suspect many other users don’t either. That’s a pretty shady way of introducing a new pricing structure. I’ve become very fond of this app, but not so fond that I won’t delete it when it starts to restrict features - nothing yet, but I stumbled on the “manage subscriptions” option when I used the ellipse menu to export a photo a few minutes ago. My hatred of subscriptions will override the strongest love of any app. I’ll start packing up my things now.
Horserious,
Freezing
Don’t know but the app is freezing up as soon as I open it. I love the app but can’t seem to get it working anymore. iPad Pro 11 inch M1. It’s really annoying. I can’t do anything. The app opens. That’s it. I want to reinstall the app but my data will be deleted it says. So I’m not sure what’s gonna be deleted if I do so. I really don’t understand what’s happening here. I updated my iOS to the latest release to date. Same problem. Long pressing the icon on my home screen gives me the option to import a photo. When I do so, the app opens and I see a spinning icon saying “importing”. But that is as far as it gets. It just won’t work. I can’t tap what I want, nothing happens. Can you please respond? Thank you.
Edit: Since I couldn’t wait and had no solution I deleted the app and installed it again. Problem solved.
Thank you for not responding at all. You’re welcome.
Edit: Since I couldn’t wait and had no solution I deleted the app and installed it again. Problem solved.
Thank you for not responding at all. You’re welcome.
