Photomator for Mac brings fluid navigation between photo albums and individual photos, features an extensive collection of cutting-edge color adjustments, offers powerful batch editing features, quickly makes precise selections using AI, includes Clone and Repair tools for quickly touching up photos, and much more
Photomator for Mac allows users to edit colors, lighting, textures, and more with “over 30 state-of-the-art color adjustments.” The essential photo editing tools that photographers expect are on offer, including adjustments for Exposure, Contrast, Saturation, Shadows, and Highlights. There are also more advanced adjustments, including Curves, Levels, a wheel-based Color Balance tool, and custom LUTs.
Concerning AI, Photomator includes AI-powered automatic selection tools to select common elements in photos, including the sky, subject, and background. By combining these selection options with other masking tools, users can make precise localized edits to many parts of an image.
AI editing tools don’t stop there, either, as Photomator for Mac also uses AI to automatically and quickly “enhance colors, lighting, and contrast in photos, improve composition, remove camera noise, copy the look of one photo to another, and more.” Photomator is built from the ground up for Apple technologies, including Core ML, which helps speed up machine learning tasks.
According to the Pixelmator Team, the new M2 Max and M2 Pro chips deliver up to 20 times better performance than recent Intel-powered devices. Photomator for Mac is the first full-featured photo editing app built exclusively for macOS using SwiftUI.
Photomator for Mac also includes expansive batch editing tools, allowing users to combine typical editing adjustments with AI-based automatic editing tools when adjusting an entire photoshoot.
Photomator for Mac is built using SwiftUI, promising a “fast” and lightweight codebase, and utilizes native photo management on macOS, including deep integration with the Photos app. Edits made in Photomator sync automatically with the Photos library, and the app supports iCloud, across all user devices.