● Photo editor for iPhone and iPad
Real layers, real selections, real brushes, and an AI that erases what you don't want. A full photo editor that fits in your hand, and everything happens on your device.
If you've edited photos on a computer, you'll feel at home: the menus, tools and panels are where you'd look for them, laid out for touch.
#01 Erase
Paint over a person, a wire or a stray balloon, or select it, and AI Remove fills the gap with what should be behind it. It runs on your iPhone, so your photos never leave it. Quick Fill, Spot Repair and Patch are here too.
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#02 Layers
Stack pixel, type, shape and adjustment layers. Use masks, groups, blend modes and layer styles, and keep filters live so you can change them later. Open and save layered PSD files.
Groups · effects · masks · PSD#03 Develop
Open raw files, JPEG and HEIC in Develop for white balance, exposure, curves, colour and detail, with presets you can dial in. Levels, Curves and the other adjustments work on any layer.
Exposure · tone · curves#04 Filters
Blur, sharpen and distort, Fluid Warp, and a Filter Gallery of artistic effects you can stack and tune, like Colored Pencil.
Blur · distort · effectsThe everyday tools, done properly.
#11 iPad
The same tools, with room to spread out. Apple Pencil does the fine work, and a keyboard and trackpad add shortcuts, scrolling, zooming and right-click.
In 1855 the photographer Roger Fenton turned a wine merchant's van into a darkroom on wheels and took it all the way to the Crimean War. Glass plates had to be coated, exposed and developed within minutes, so the darkroom had to go wherever the pictures were.
PhotoWagon is that idea for today: a whole darkroom you can carry.
More on the support page, or in the app under ☰ › Help › Manual.
No. PhotoWagon has no account, ads or tracking, and editing happens on your device, AI Remove included. See the Privacy Policy.
AI Remove runs on your device, so it needs its model file (about 25 MB). It downloads once, the first time you use it, and then works offline. You can delete it in Preferences › General › AI.
Open JPEG, PNG, HEIC, layered PSD, raw camera files and more, from Files or your photo library. Save as PSD or PhotoWagon's own format to keep layers, or export PNG, JPEG, WebP and other formats, at several sizes at once.
Yes. Apple Pencil gives you pressure, tilt and barrel roll, and you can set what double-tap and squeeze do. A keyboard adds shortcuts, and a trackpad or mouse works for scrolling, zooming and right-clicking.
Probably not. PhotoWagon keeps a copy of unsaved work. Open Home and look under Recovered, then tap the image to open it again.
● iPhone and iPad
A whole darkroom for your iPhone and iPad.
Download on the App Store