PicFixPicFixTHE LAST SMALL THING

One small fix. A much better photo.

Pick the fix you need, and PicFix does exactly that—leaving the rest of your photo untouched.

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What are we fixing today?
Edit
􁙁AI Auto Enhance
􁀬Fix Lighting
􁹡Fix Colors
􁊕Sharpen & Clarity
People
􀪼Change Pose
􁹨Smooth Skin
􁚝Remove
Blemishes
􀋮Enhance
Eyes
􁂕Reduce Dark Circles
􀜍Whiten Teeth
􀯧Hair
Clean up
Scene
􂪢Remove Subject
􀻸Remove Crowd
􂧿Remove Object
􂣄Reframe Shot
􁙭Remove Background
􁎅Blur Background
􀏯Gallery
􀤑Tools
􀫸Credits
􀍟Settings

Pick a photo. Pick a fix. Done.

01Open a photo.From your library or one you’re already editing.
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􀏯Gallery
􀤑Tools
􀫸Credits
􀍟Settings
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Gallery
02Tap what you want to fix.Every fix has its own button. No layers. No masks. No sliders.
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Edit
􁙁AI Auto Enhance
􁀬Fix Lighting
􁹡Fix Colors
􁊕Sharpen & Clarity
People
􀪼Adjust Pose
􁹨Smooth Skin
􁚝Remove
Blemishes
􀋮Enhance
Eyes
􁂕Reduce Dark Circles
􀜍Whiten Teeth
􀯧Hair
Clean up
Scene
􂪢Remove Subject
􀻸Remove Crowd
􂧿Remove Object
􂣄Reframe Shot
􁙭Remove Background
􁎅Blur Background
03Keep it—or undo it.Stack fixes, undo any step, or go back to the original.
EDIT
Fix LightingFix ColorsSharpen & Clarity
PEOPLE
Smooth SkinRemove BlemishesEnhance EyesReduce Dark CirclesWhiten TeethHair Clean up
SCENE
Remove CrowdRemove ObjectReframe ShotRemove BackgroundBlur BackgroundSwitch Day/Night

Questions

Pocketshot rebuilds the whole photo and hands back several versions. PicFix changes one thing and leaves the rest alone — use it when the shot is already close.

No. There are no layers, masks or sliders. Every fix is a named button: pick the one that matches the problem and it runs.

Yes. Fixes stack one at a time, so you can step back through them individually or revert the photo to the original.

Yes. Run as many as you need — brighten the lighting, then remove someone from the background, then sharpen it.

Still stuck?Read the full Help & FAQ or contact support

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