Photo editor PhotoDiva

Name: Photo editor PhotoDiva
Rating: 4.3 (454 reviews)
Author: EIMS SOFTVER

By: EIMS SOFTVER App

Face, eyes, skin, teeth editor

Overview

Version:

1.2.2

Last updated: 2020-10-31

Ranking

#78,134 ▲ 264

Overall

Features & Capabilities

PhotoDiva is a powerful portrait photo editor available as a Chrome extension. It lets you retouch faces, smooth skin, whiten teeth, add light and color corrections, and quickly remove imperfections with just a click.

Around 30+ filters and creative tools help you craft studio-like portraits: apply vintage tones, adjust exposure and color, create bokeh, add light leaks, and crop for social posts. Includes vignette controls and horizon correction for polished results, with a subscription for full access.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Photography Design

By:

EIMS SOFTVER

Rating:

4.30

(454) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.2.2 Last updated: 2020-10-31

Version code:

838373236

Creation date:

2020-08-13

Bundle ID:

com.amssoft.amstestapp2019a

Compatible devices:

Size:

172.99MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-10-02

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Developed by:: EIMS SOFTVER
Apple Apps Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/photo-editor-photodiva/id1480370708

User Reviews

User reviews largely criticize PhotoDiva for misleading pricing and a heavy paywall, with many features like removing double chins or turning frowns into smiles missing or unavailable in the free version. Reviewers report that the app pushes paid VIP tiers and a $29 subscription, sometimes presenting these costs as upfront charges. Several call it false advertising and useless. There are few positive notes; some say it's a basic, run-of-the-mill editor, but most view it as overpriced and not delivering advertised capabilities.

Pros

Cons

Pricing and subscription model is misleading and expensive: claims of free access but requires a costly subscription (annual upfront, around $29), with monthly options advertised but billed yearly.
Key features are not available or fail to deliver (e.g., removing double chin, turning frowns into smiles) despite promotion.
Free version is too limited / not truly free; promotional claims not honored; better apps exist.
Gating of features behind VIP or paid tiers (half the app selections require VIP) leading to poor value.