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FilterPixel vs PhotoPicker

FilterPixel

filterpixel.com

PhotoPicker

photopicker.app

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FigureFilterPixelPhotoPicker
Price from$14.99/mo$2.50/mo
Free plan——
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
Plans published43
Spec score · AI Photo Culling Software8.0 (#12)7.3 (#25)
Spec score · Photo Culling Software7.9 (#13)7.2 (#25)
SupportPlans include in-app support; the Studio plan adds VIP support and an onboarding call.Google Play lists [email protected] as the support email.

Plans

FilterPixel

  • Extra DeepCull shoot$7.99, paid once
  • Standard$14.99 a month
  • Pro$34.99 a month
  • Studio$64.99 a month

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PhotoPicker

  • Pro Version (1 Month)$9.99 a month
  • Pro Version (1 Year)$29.99 a year
  • Pro Version (One-Time)$79.99, paid once

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In their own words

FilterPixel

FilterPixel is photo culling and editing software for photographers, available on macOS and Windows. Its DeepCull feature scores and explains evaluated photos using criteria for events, sports, concerts and weddings. Review Mode groups burst photos, while Survey Mode compares similar frames and supports detail inspection at up to 16× zoom. Users can apply built-in AI profiles or train custom profiles from an edited Lightroom catalog. Exports to Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, Photoshop and Capture One preserve ratings and color labels through XMP metadata. It supports JPEG and RAW, organizes photos rather than deleting them, and allows flagged rejects to be recovered with one click. Each DeepCull shoot processes up to 5,500 photos; larger projects are split into multiple shoots. The free plan and free DeepCull shoots offer a way to start, with no credit card required for the free shoots. Standard costs $14.99 per month billed annually at $180/yr and includes 20 shoots per year. Culling takes place in the cloud, not offline.

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PhotoPicker

PhotoPicker is a mobile photo-culling app for selecting strong shots, rejecting mistakes, comparing images, and writing decisions to XMP files. Its on-device AI analyzes photos for closed eyes, blur, missed focus, duplicates, weak expressions, and motion issues. You can review images directly from SD cards, CFexpress cards, external SSDs, and local folders without importing them. Controls include swipe gestures, star ratings, color labels, auto-advance, one-handed operation, and edge-tap navigation. On iPad and Android tablets, two photos can be compared side by side with synchronized zoom and pixel-level inspection. The app displays autofocus points, EXIF information, capture metadata, and zoomed details. Ratings, labels, and flags are saved as XMP sidecars for Lightroom Classic, Adobe Camera Raw, Capture One, and other compatible software. PhotoPicker says processing stays on the device, photos are not uploaded to the cloud, and the app works without internet. A free plan is available; Pro options cost $9.99 a month, $29.99 a year, or 79.99 USD once.

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