Photo AI Suite

The Photo AI Suite provides several tools to streamline your workflow. It includes features for portrait retouching, resolution upscaling, background replacement, and smart cropping. You can also use AI to help cull your photos and automatically tag them by scene.

How to

  1. In a gallery, use 'Culling assist' (Pro plan) to automatically flag photos that are blurry, have closed eyes, or are near-duplicates.
  2. From an event gallery, select 'Analyze scenes' to automatically tag photos. You can then filter your gallery using the generated scene tags.
  3. To use Portrait Retouch, AI Upscale, or Background Replace, open any photo in the editor and select the desired tool.
  4. When using batch enhancement tools, a before-and-after preview is shown. Uncheck any photo you wish to exclude before applying the changes.
  5. The smart crop tool automatically positions the subject within the photo area when you are designing a magnet.

Common questions

Does the AI use facial recognition on my clients' photos?

No. The Photo AI Suite does not use facial recognition. It analyzes photos for general features like blur, closed eyes, and scenes without identifying individuals.

Can I adjust the strength of the AI edits?

Yes, for features like Portrait Retouch, you can adjust the strength of the effect. For batch enhancements, you can preview all changes and opt-out any specific photo before applying.

Are all the Photo AI Suite features available on my plan?

Most features like Portrait Retouch and Scene Analyzer are available on all plans. Culling Assist and Background Replace are exclusive to the Pro plan.

Troubleshooting

The 'Analyze scenes' feature incorrectly tagged some of my photos.

Scene analysis is a helpful guide but can sometimes make mistakes. You can manually add or remove tags from any photo by selecting it and editing its tags in the information panel.

AI Upscale isn't improving my photo quality as much as I expected.

AI Upscale works best on images that are moderately low-resolution. If the source image is extremely small or has significant compression artifacts, the results may be limited. Always start with the highest quality original you have.

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