Photography
Photo and video retouching app that erases objects, reshapes portraits and swaps backgrounds.
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Object removal is the headline feature: brush over a passer-by or a stray bin, apply, and the app fills the gap. Around that sits a broader photo and video editing kit from Shenzhen Tushi Technology, leaning towards portraits and beauty work. Portrait tools reshape facial proportions, tweak eyes, nose and mouth, and adjust skin tone, texture and fine lines. A virtual try-on section previews makeup, hairstyles, hair colours and nail designs. Backgrounds can be separated automatically and then blurred or swapped. On video, it supports local retouching, selective blur and tracking of moving subjects. AI tools expand an image beyond its edges, colourise and repair old or blurry photos, and generate a simulated baby from selected photos. Crop, light, colour, filter, text and collage tools are present too, and edits can be backed up to the app's cloud storage. The developer notes that portrait edits are visual effects, not medical treatments. Larger cloud storage and premium features need a subscription.
Brush over the thing you want gone, tap apply, and the gap fills in. That is the headline from Shenzhen Tushi Technology, and around it sits a photo and video kit built around portraits and beauty: facial reshaping, eye, nose and mouth tweaks, skin tone and texture, and a virtual try-on for makeup, hair and nails.
Backgrounds separate automatically for blur or replacement. Video gets local retouching, selective blur and subject tracking. AI tools expand images past their edges, revive old photos, and produce a simulated baby from two faces. Collage, text, filter, colour and crop tools are there too, and edits back up to the developer's cloud.
A group photo has a stranger in the corner, so the brush goes over them and they are gone. A portrait gets smoothed, the background swapped for something tidier, and a makeup look previewed before a night out. That is the common session, short and specific.
Video editing is occasional: blurring a face in a clip, or tracking a moving subject for a localised fix. The AI repair tools come out when an old family photo needs colour and sharpness. Over time the cloud backup accumulates edits, which is where the subscription becomes relevant.
Object removal is what people type into the search box, usually after a photo was ruined by a passer-by or a bin. The beauty tools bring a second audience that wants face and body adjustments beyond what camera apps offer. Over 100K ratings show both groups are sizable.
The five screenshots will almost certainly lead with a before-and-after of an object vanishing, followed by portrait reshaping, a background swap and the try-on feature. Apps in this niche favour bright, demonstration-heavy screens with sliders and preset thumbnails. Expect a lot of options on screen at once.
Version 5.31 points to a fifth major release with many point updates. Shenzhen Tushi Technology is a company with other photo apps, and a 4.5 rating from 100K+ reviewers is reasonable for a tool with a subscription attached. The App Store is the only store on this page.
Removing photo bombers
Anyone with a good shot spoiled by something in the frame.
Makeup and hair previews
People who want to see a look or colour before committing to it.
Restoring old prints
Users with faded or blurry family photos that need colour and repair.
Rated 9+ and free to download, but the description says larger cloud storage and premium features require a subscription, with no price given. Photo and video access permissions are needed. The developer takes care to say the portrait tools produce visual effects and nothing medical, which tells you the direction the beauty tools lean.
AI features and cloud backup need a connection. Ads are not mentioned. Backing up edits to the developer's cloud is worth thinking about if the photos are personal.
Our take
Recommended for anyone who regularly needs to erase objects or wants extensive portrait and beauty controls in one place, with the understanding that the better features sit behind a subscription. If you only want occasional removal and no face reshaping, a simpler editor with a one-off eraser tool will do the job without the recurring cost.