Pixelcut AI Photo Editor

Changed to 1 star. All I do is remove backgrounds but for some reason removing backgrounds also washes out the original colors so everything looks bland. Horrible! You have to pay for a subscription and then you still have to spend credits for every image creation you do EVEN IF THE RESULT IS TERRIBLE. Credits should only be withdrawn for downloads since half the AI creations require multiple redos. I spent 100 credits trying to get a single clothing item to look correct on a model. Ridiculous.

The features are GREAT! However, the pricing model is difficult to find and impossible to understand. Prices for the same plan vary based on where you look - emails reflect different pricing than is actually charged, online prices are different than pricing found in the app. There's a base price for subscription, then a limited amount of credits per month. I used my credits modifying ten photos in an a few hours. I have to buy more credits to continue. But the plan says I get unlimited AI edits.

It's very rare that I go out of my way to leave a bad review, but wow. This has got to be the most disappointing thing I've purchased . . . maybe ever. 500 characters in a review just wasn't enough to go through the extent of why this software was such an epic failure for me, so the main take away I want to give you is that the AI which is used to adjust photos is just incompetent. Don't tap the free trial, just go next.

I would say it is definitely a good app for enhancing product photos when using your phone and want to post on social media but I wish it had better functions. It is far more tedious for the busy small business owner who doesn't have time to play around with basic photo editing. For example when trying to layer photos and backgrounds, it sucks doing it on your phone and you end up only able to use one. Then when you try to layer photos, there are limits to that also; like selecting from my photos, I cannot just scroll through my albums and only the camera roll? Very annoying. There is no option to "save" to the portfolio, just save to phone or another app and then you press the back button and it says "if you don't save, you'll lose your work". It's pretty basic, would rather stick to Canva but at least you have the option to use on the laptop and have way more functions. The 3 stars is for being able to remove the background and leave just the object you want to use, but that also has some limits. Cancelling the subscription cause I can always crop out the "pixelcut" on the free version.

Buyer beware! Bait and Switch! AI generate backgrounds were great during the trial period. As soon as I was charged, the quality went way down. The "home" backgrounds are now identical to the "wood" ones. The furniture, doorways, flowers, and various flooring is gone. The "Garden" backgrounds were my favorite at first, now I'm always floating in mid air or balancing on a ledge. And it won't generate ANYTHING if there is any nudity or anything close in the photo you're editing. Disappointing.