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You may see them as a blessing or perhaps as a curse – the truth is, AI portrait editing software has changed the way we edit our photos. We don’t have to spend hours manually tweaking skin tones or adjusting lighting — today’s AI-Powered editors let us do whatever we want to do with a single mouse click.  Do they do all that actually?

While giving some more thoughts to the problem, we may discover that even the most “cutting-edge” editors are just useful tools, nor miracle workers.

In this short guide, we’ll take a closer look at five of the best AI photo editors, being PhotoDiva, Luminar Neo, Picsart, Phot AI, and Imagen. Each of them has its strengths and weaknesses, so let’s dive in and explore what they can (and can’t) do.

1. PhotoDiva – The AI Portrait Retoucher for Natural Results

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If you’re looking for an AI portrait editor specifically designed for retouching faces, PhotoDiva should be at the top of your list. Unlike many generic photo editors, this software focuses entirely on portrait enhancement, making it a very good choice for anyone who wants natural-looking results without spending hours editing.

Key Features:

  • Automatic AI Retouching: Smooths skin, removes blemishes, and brightens eyes with a single click.
  • Face Sculpting Tools: Adjust facial features without making them look unnatural.
  • Virtual Makeup: Apply digital foundation, blush, lipstick, and more.
  • Lighting & Color Correction: Enhance portrait lighting without the need for professional studio setups.

Pros:

  • User-friendly interface – great for beginners.
  • Realistic portrait retouching – avoids the “over-edited” look.
  • Fast AI-powered enhancements – no need for manual adjustments.

Cons:

  • Limited to portrait editing – not ideal for other photography styles.
  • Some advanced features require a paid version.

Who is it for?

PhotoDiva is perfect for portrait photographers, influencers, and social media users who want to enhance their selfies and portraits quickly while keeping them looking natural.

2. Luminar Neo – AI Editing Powerhouse with Versatile Tools

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Luminar Neo is an all-in-one AI-powered photo editing suite. It’s a complete image enhancement tool packed with smart features.

Key Features:

  • Face AI & Skin AI: Enhances facial features and smooths skin automatically.
  • Sky Replacement AI: Swap out dull skies for breathtaking ones.
  • Relight AI: Adjust lighting intelligently to fix shadows and highlights.
  • Background Blur & Portrait Bokeh AI: Create depth-of-field effects similar to professional cameras.

Pros:

  • Powerful AI tools for various types of photography.
  • Non-destructive editing – keep your original photo intact.
  • Can be used as a standalone app or plugin for Lightroom/Photoshop.

Cons:

  • Might be overwhelming for beginners due to its many features.
  • Heavier system requirements – might lag on older computers.

Who is it for?

Photographers, creative editors, and those who want an AI-powered editing suite beyond just portraits.

3. Picsart – The Fun & Creative Mobile Editor

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Unlike the first two options, this portrait photo editor is designed for quick and creative edits on mobile devices, even though it also has a desktop and a browser version. If you enjoy adding effects, stickers, and artistic touches to your photos, this app is a great choice.

Key Features:

  • AI-powered face retouching – smooth skin, whiten teeth, and enhance features.
  • Background remover & AI effects – turn portraits into digital artwork.
  • Social media integration – directly share edited photos to Instagram or TikTok.
  • Filters & Stickers – for adding extra personality to your shots.

Pros:

  • Mobile-friendly & easy to use.
  • Huge selection of creative tools for quick edits.
  • Has a free version (though with ads).

Cons:

  • Not as precise as desktop editors.
  • Some advanced tools require a subscription.

Who is it for?

Picsart is perfect for social media enthusiasts who love quick, creative, and fun edits rather than deep retouching.

4. Phot AI – A Simple Online Tool

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Phot AI is a lesser-known yet effective online tool for portrait editing. Graphic designers will find it similar to other design tools like Figma or Canva. This service is also perfect for users who want to enhance their portraits with minimal effort.

Key Features:

  • A variety of AI tools, such as “Image Extender” and “Background Replacer.”
  • Focuses on automation, although some manual adjustments are still possible.

Pros:

  • Ideal for quick editing.
  • Different images can be processed on the same artboard.

Cons:

  • The free version allows only a restricted number of edits.
  • Limited manual controls, making it less suitable for users who prefer detailed adjustments.
  • A relatively small selection of filters and effects.

Who is it for?

Phot.AI is perfect for users who want AI to handle most of the work without needing complicated settings.

5. Imagen – AI-Driven Editing that Learns Your Style

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Last but not least, Imagen takes a different approach. Instead of applying generic AI enhancements, it learns from your own editing style and automates your workflow. It is particularly good at processing large batches of photos, which makes it useful for professional photographs. All that said, it took the author quite a while to install the program and get used to its interface, which is far from being intuitive.

Key Features:

  • AI adapts to your editing habits.
  • Time-saving batch processing.
  • Smart enhancements – improves portraits without losing their natural look.

Pros:

  • Custom AI editing tailored to your style.
  • Great for anyone who is handling large projects.

Cons:

  • Requires an initial learning phase.
  • Not ideal for beginners.

Who is it for?

Imagen is ideal for professional photographers who want AI to speed up their workflow while maintaining a consistent editing style.

Final Thoughts – Which One Should You Choose?

The best AI portrait editor depends on your needs:

  • For natural retouching: Go for PhotoDiva.
  • For full-featured AI editing: Try Luminar Neo.
  • For quick & creative edits: Picsart is a solid choice.
  • For quick automated editing: Phot AI works best.
  • For professional, custom AI editing: Imagen is ideal.

AI is revolutionizing photo editing, making it easier than ever to create stunning portraits. So go ahead, try them out, and see which one fits your style best!

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