Yes, Luminar Mobile Photo Editor is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
⚠️ Warning: Multiple users of Luminar Mobile Photo Editor have mentioned scam or fraud. Investigate thoroughly before using this app.
Luminar Mobile Photo Editor is free.
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I was a big fan of Imgmi and had purchased a subscription to it, but they very quickly abandoned it and stopped updating and now the app has been removed and now have just brought the features to this. Don’t spend your money subscribing to this app as surely the same thing will happen, soon this app will also be abandoned and they’ll tell you to just subscribe to a new app again!
No masking. Ghosting. This is your previous IMGMI app with minimal improvements just rebranded. LR is still number one. Photomator second.
One of many options for editing, one that Ilike a lot and have a deep feeling that this is only the beginning of the relationship. I am guessing the designers will offer more and more tools as they gain traction.
So,far working fantastic!
I’ve really been enjoying using Luminar Mobile for quick and dirty edits. It has mostly just what you need assuming you don’t need layer upon layer to make your work look presentable. Really enjoy the ease of sliders while using the pencil on my iPad and well laid out UI for just what one needs without being bloated. Those wanting to make it way more complex of a program are missing the point of well laid out editor. Kudos for the throughtful UI and out of the box thinking! Only real nit for me is a lack of masking/local edits, bring that ability and it’ll be my go to mobile editor from now on. Don’t need layers per se, just an easy mask for the basics and bam!
Save your money you cant do what you can on the computer
Impressive!!!
Thus far finding Luminar Mobile highly intuitive and affords me the level of editing I desire
I hate apps that require my CC info prior to the end user being able to test an application. I immediately delete that app and the company has lost a potential customer. If everyone did this companies would give people a chance to test the apps.
I've used Luminar on desktop and found it great. However, the mobile app's editing features seem gimmicky, to call this AI is an insult to the intelligence of users who’ve used the MAC version and other software. The highlight/shadows/etc. tab should use sliders instead of dials for better precision, like the exposure slider under the lighting tab. Additionally, the need to save photos as new files slows down the workflow; it should allow modifying or overwriting the original photo, as most iPhone apps have done for years. I'm surprised this feature wasn't available at launch. After a few hours of trying to edit photos, I had to delete the app as it doesn't simplify the editing process and I’ve ended up achieving the results I was looking for much quicker and precise via the IOS photos native editing. Don’t waste your money on this. Truly shocking this is the final version they decided would be acceptable to release and sell.
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