Photomator – Photo Editor

Name: Photomator – Photo Editor
Rating: 4.5 (3732 reviews)
Author: Apple

By: Apple App

Your photo editing powerhouse

Overview

Version:

3.4.14

Last updated: 2026-04-09

Ranking

#30,384 ▼ 21

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Photomator is a powerful mobile photo editor designed for iPhone and iPad. It delivers non-destructive color adjustments, fast AI-powered selections for subjects, skies, or backgrounds, and tools for gradient masks and brush-based refinements, so you can craft pro-looking edits on the go.

Beyond editing, Photomator supports over 750 RAW formats (including Apple ProRAW), AI upscaling, denoise, deband, LUTs, and batch editing. With live histogram, iCloud Sync, and a native iOS/iPadOS experience that leverages Metal, Core ML, and Core Image, it combines speed, precision, and flexibility for photographers.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Photography AI

By:

Apple

Rating:

4.50

(3,732) 6 new ratings

Version:

3.4.14 Last updated: 2026-04-09

Version code:

883987710

Creation date:

2019-04-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

786.25MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-17

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 30,384 ▼ 21

Other rankings

#17 in Essential Photo & Video Apps ▲ 3

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Apple

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/photomator-photo-editor/id1444636541

Website:

https://www.pixelmator.com/photomator/

User Reviews

Photomator is seen as an affordable Lightroom-like editor with a strong, intuitive UI and good iOS integration, plus cross-device use and RAW recognition. However, reviewers cite significant drawbacks: limited RAW workflow, healing/masking limitations, preset management gaps, stability problems, and several missing features (dehaze, lens corrections, batch export) along with pricing and update concerns. Overall, it’s a solid, affordable option but needs updates and feature parity for power users.

Pros

Seamless integration with iOS Photos
Intuitive, easy-to-use UI and editing/navigation
Affordable Lightroom-like editor with strong value
Works across desktop and iOS with the same price and supports offline editing
RAW file recognition and field-work readiness

Cons

Limited RAW editing workflow and advanced RAW controls
Healing tool is limited (no clone tool) and masking is basic
Custom presets can’t be named and lack iCloud sync (manual export/import required)
Stability issues (crashes, UI jumps, resets, login/restore problems)
Missing key features and workflow friction (dehaze, lens distortion corrections, batch export, external-drive support) plus pricing/updates concerns

Recent reviews

THANKYOU

by Di*****, 2026-08-07

I just want to talk about one thing, and that’s image saving. If I process a PNG file, and then hit Done, my original is overwritten as a JPEG. Why not save the changes to the original format? If I process a RAW file and hit Done, once again, I get a JPEG. Why can’t I set a default save format? I know I can just use Export and the problem is solved, except I have to hit Cancel and throw away my edits or put up with my image being converted to a JPEG again. That’s what I call a clumsy workflow. Anyway, it’s coming up on the annual renewal time, so I’m trying to decide on what to do.