Aperty | Professional Portrait Editor
Crafting exceptional portraits, every time.
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Aperty is the go-to tool for portrait photographers who want stunning results without marathon editing. Packed with powerful, precise tools, Aperty streamlines post-processing to deliver client-ready photos — fast.
Hands down, it's the best portrait app for retouching I've used. Great work!
I’ve been testing Aperty Portrait Editing for the last two months and have spent hours getting to know every tool the application has to offer. What stands out to me the most is how simple and efficient the user interface is. It’s intuitive and user-friendly, making it easy to dive right in, even for beginners. Yet, it’s still powerful enough for more advanced users to fine-tune every detail. The results it delivers are beautifully natural—something I’ve struggled to find with other similar software. Aperty enhances portraits without going overboard, maintaining the authenticity and character of the original image. The editing process itself is fast and gives you complete control over the amount of adjustment you want to apply. The AI masking is another feature I absolutely love. It automatically detects and isolates portrait features like skin, eyes, and hair, which saves me so much time and allows me to focus on perfecting the final look. If you work with a lot of images, the batch processing feature is incredibly efficient. It handles multiple files at once with impressive speed. Overall, Aperty Portrait Editing is a fantastic tool that I’d recommend to anyone looking to elevate their portrait photography. If this is the first release, I’m already excited to see where it goes from here!
With just a few clicks, I can get professional-quality results without spending ages on each photo. The app is super intuitive and has everything I need to make portraits look polished and eye-catching. Highly recommend it to anyone who wants quick, pro-level edits
Am I correct in understanding that you took some of the features that were in Luminar, stuffed them into a new shell, and re-released it? Brilliant. Who is the marketing guru who came up with this? to @gorovskyy No more of a bot than those who left glowing reviews here while being Skylum employees. I’ve been using Skylum products, my friend, since the days of Aurora HDR and Photolemur, back when you were still a kid. You don’t need to tell me what’s similar and what’s different—I’ve explored your apps inside and out and followed all your releases. Let me tell you this: in the last three years, your company has been putting out useless trash. You’ve gone from a leading company to a mere shadow of Adobe. And as for you, you could definitely learn some manners, buddy.
