Pixieset Launches AI-Powered Photo Editor for Culling, RAW Editing and Client Delivery
Pixieset has introduced Photo Editor, a new application for desktop and browser that facilitates culling, RAW editing, and batch processing, thereby improving its gallery and studio management capabilities. Compatible with Windows and macOS, it necessitates either an Apple M1 processor or an RTX 2060 GPU, with Google Chrome being the preferred browser. Most AI functionalities work locally, whereas AI Generate and AI Erase utilize Pixieset's cloud servers, ensuring images are not utilized for AI training purposes. Users can cull images in batches, apply AI Styles, and edit manually. The editor supports multiple formats and allows direct exports to Pixieset Client Gallery. Free accounts permit unlimited culling and editing but restrict exports and AI credits; subscriptions unlock additional features. Standalone access is priced at $18/month or $144/year, with no mobile version available.
Key facts
- Pixieset Photo Editor launched as a desktop app for Windows and macOS with a browser-based option
- Most AI features run on-device; AI Generate and AI Erase use a cloud model hosted on Pixieset's own servers
- Pixieset states images and editing styles are never used to train AI models
- AI Styles apply across an entire batch, unlike presets that apply identical slider values to each photo
- Photo Editor accepts JPEG and RAW formats including ARW, CR2, CR3, DNG, HEIC, NEF, ORF, PEF and RAF, plus Apple ProRAW
- Exports are JPEG, TIFF or PSD and publish directly to Pixieset Client Gallery
- Free accounts are limited to 100 exports and 100 Generative AI credits
- Full standalone access costs $18 USD per month or $144 annually and is not included in Pixieset's Suite plan
Entities
Institutions
- Pixieset
- Lightroom
- Capture One
- Affinity
- DxO PhotoLab
- Google Chrome
- Safari
- Firefox
- Apple
Locations
- United States