#Pixelmator photo review upgrade

Recent features include Magic Background Eraser, which can automatically delete the background of an image. Like Classic, it has everything you need for photography, graphic design, and painting.

#Pixelmator photo review upgrade

This is the company’s upgrade to Pixelmator Classic and is only available for the Mac. It also features the company’s ML Denoise tool that will remove camera noise and compression artifacts. You tap the Super Resolution button and that’s it. It does have the ML Super Resolution tool but so far you can’t control the height or width of the image. You’ll find all or most of the editing tools you need to control color, exposure, shadows and highlights, and more. This app is fully about editing your photos and doesn’t have any tools for graphic design or painting. Pixelmator Photo is available on iPad and iPhone but not Mac. It also does not have the one-tap Auto button to automatically edit your photos.

It does not have the ML Super Resolution tool to upscale your images, although you can resize them. You can also use it for graphic design to add shapes, text, shadows, outlines, gradient fills, and more to your creations. You can use it as a painting app by choosing from a selection of brushes to emulate oil painting, watercolor, pens, pencils, chalk, and more. It’s an image editor with standard features like blur, heal, resize, control color, set filters, etc. It’s available for iPhone and iPad, and you can download it for the Mac under the name Pixelmator Classic.

Pixelmator is the original app that the team launched in 2007.

Now that Pixelmator Photo was released for the iPhone, I thought it would be good to explain the differences between all three apps, because they do exist.