Photography
Photo Editor-
Free iOS photo editor with retouching, collages, stickers, drawing tools and AI background removal.
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- Developer
- Axiem Systems
- Score
- 4.6
- Downloads
- 100K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 4+
- Version
- 8.0
- Price
- Free
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About this app
A general-purpose photo editor from Axiem Systems that folds retouching, effects, collages and some AI features into one free app. It's for casual editing on an iPhone or iPad: tidying up a selfie, dropping a sticker on a snapshot, or arranging a few photos into a grid. The toolkit covers the usual adjustments (crop, rotate, straighten, brightness, contrast, saturation) plus sharpen, blur, vignette and tilt-shift filters. Portrait fixes include red-eye removal, blemish removal, teeth whitening and skin smoothing. There are frames, overlays, colour splash, text in several fonts, and a paint tool for drawing directly on an image. The AI side offers an AI editor, an AI image generator and automatic background removal. Images import and export at full resolution as JPG or PNG, and a built-in camera captures shots without leaving the app. It's free and, according to the developer, runs on all iOS devices.
Photo Editor-: the full guide
What the app is
A free, general-purpose photo editor for iPhone and iPad from Axiem Systems, covering the adjustments most people actually make: crop, straighten, brightness, contrast and saturation, plus sharpening, blur, vignette and tilt-shift effects. Portrait fixes handle red-eye, blemishes, teeth and skin. Frames, overlays, colour splash, text and a paint tool round out the creative side.
An AI layer has been added: an editor, an image generator and a one-tap background remover. Images keep their full resolution on import and export, saved as JPG or PNG, and an in-app camera shoots without leaving the app. The developer says it runs on all iOS devices.
How it works day to day
A selfie gets opened, the blemish tool tidies a spot, teeth get a touch whiter, and a vignette finishes it in under a minute. A holiday snap gets straightened and a frame applied. Three photos from a day out land in a collage grid and go to the family chat.
The AI tools are for the occasional job: lifting a subject off its background for a sticker, or generating an image from a prompt to see what happens. Most sessions never go near them. The full-resolution export means nothing is lost for the sake of convenience.
Why people look for it
The search is for a free editor that does everything basic without a subscription screen on launch. The 100K+ ratings suggest a lot of people found exactly that. Collage and sticker features bring in casual users who want a quick result for a message or a post rather than a serious edit.
Look and feel
Photo editors from independent studios tend to present a toolbar of icons along the bottom and the image large in the middle, and the five screenshots probably show the adjustment tools, a portrait retouch, a collage layout and the AI background removal. Expect a utilitarian layout rather than a branded design.
