Bazaart AI Photo Editor Design reviews
What users love and hate, from real reviews
Bazaart is a powerful mobile editor-and-design tool for marketers and small businesses whose true growth engine (free background removal) is free, yet whose platform has kept Android a stripped-down clone of iOS for years — losing exactly the pros it attracts.
What users love
Free background removal is the real hook that holds loyalty
One free tool — background cutout — carries the whole funnel: small businesses clean up product shots, sports fans make edits, stay for years and then buy the rest. A rare case where being generous with the core feature pays back as multi-year retention.
best app I've ever used and you can remove backgrounds without having to pay 😍
Really enjoy the free remove background helps with my small bakery business keeping it professional and clean
the background and blending features are on point
Built to make users money: logos, flyers and product shots that pay off
The hottest reviews come from people who earn with it: email-campaign banners, logos, store ads, professional product photos. When a tool sits inside someone's revenue stream, price stops being an argument and churn nearly vanishes — this is the most defensible segment.
I rely heavily on this app to make images I use in my email marketing campaigns. I have made hundreds of thousands of dollars with the help of this software.
I use it for my business social media pages and my platforms it is the best and most professional photo editor
This brought my stores advertisements up a notch.
A low entry bar makes it the "first editor" people don't want to drop
Beginners who've tried dozens of editors settle here: intuitive, layers are simple, tutorials are clear. Ease of onboarding turns a casual install into a default tool used for years — the cheapest path to retention there is.
Layering is easy for beginners.
Intuitive and excels at nearly every task.
It's easy to use even for the first time. It also give users preferred choice which is really good.
The "wow" of the result is the main word-of-mouth driver
Delight at the finished image ("how did she do that?", "Photoshop on steroids") makes users recommend it unprompted. The emotional peak at the moment of the result — not the feature list — is what turns an ordinary user into a free acquisition channel.
BEST, MOST FUN APP I'VE GOT for photo editing and creating "How did she do that?" masterpieces. Never disappoints! A++
this app is like ADOBE PHOTOSHOP on STEROIDS-- hands down, I love this app!
You won't believe the beautiful photos you can create...Wow !!!
What users hate
Android is a stripped clone of iOS, and the pros notice first
The most skilled users arrive from iPhone and immediately hit holes: no curved text, no letter or line spacing, no graphic stretching, no layer snapping. It's not a bug, it's platform second-class status — and it drives off exactly the designers who'd pay for one missing tool.
they fixed the text issues, but you still cannot adjust letter or line spacing on android. there is also still no stretch option for graphics and images
it's a noticeable downgrade on Android from iOS. one of the major things in my opinion is the lack of a snapping feature
how many of the features were missing (eraser type, stretching images, sharpening, etc)
"It used to be free" — clawing back old features turns fans into enemies
Long-time users remember doing for free what now sits behind a wall, and some features migrated from premium up into an even pricier "super" tier. Taking back value users already had hurts trust more than any new price — loyalists leave feeling cheated.
WOW NOW YOU GUYS REMOVED FEATURES PREVIOUSLY OFFERED IN PREMIUM AND OFFERED IT UNDER A SUPER PLAN!?
straight away I hit a paywall for a feature I used to use for nothing
Just wish most were FREE... I remember when they used to be. Now it's"Premium only" yuck.
AI is sold as the headline, yet it fails the very first real request
"AI" is in the name and the first tutorial, but in practice it can't shave a beard, misreads instructions and barely manages a black-and-white filter. When the headline promise breaks on the first try, the gap between expectation and product reads as deception, not a rough edge.
The AI platform could barely make a black and white filter when I asked it to. Then when I asked it to make a picture where my beard was shaved off it just kept the same picture and smoothed the beard down. It couldn't remove it.
Just wanted my bangs fixed and it changed my face. Doesn't even look like me.
sometimes the Ai gets the instructions wrong
An "unlimited" that runs out in a few edits breaks the plan's own promise
The listing promises unlimited, but AI generations hit a monthly cap after which everything freezes with a countdown to next month. It isn't about price as such — it's a strategic break: the product zeroes out the value just bought at the exact moment the user got hooked.
after depleting the AI tries - you get a lovely message with statement about a month time-out. all functions become dead
This app promises UNLIMITED use of all features...see description. They are LYING.
Decent app, but they limit the AI generator per month, even for subscriptions.
Templates push their design instead of letting you make your own
The app nudges toward ready-made templates and imposes its own aesthetic rather than offering a blank canvas. For those who came to create, not drop a photo into a frame, that friction at the very start pushes them away.
The app wants to give you its design, rather than letting you do your own. Once you are past that, plain sailing
The most ridiculous thing I've seen in those templates...they're just shoving their agendas into everything.
why is this happening, when i want to edit my photo
The free tier overlaps the phone's built-in editor — no reason to stay
What's free (format change, resize, basic cutout) is something users already do with the phone's built-in editor. When the free layer adds nothing over the OS, a newcomer has zero reason to push past the first screen toward the paid core.
What they allow you to do for free like remove background, resize, change the file type from JPG to like PNG You can already naturally do with your built-in photo editor.
the free features mean nothing might as well just use the standard photo editing app that comes with your phone.
You Just Get Features That Can Be Used Built In On The Modern Phone.
The free-tier watermark ruins the very thing the edit was made for
Users make content for TikTok and social feeds, but the watermark on free exports turns the finished result into an ad for Bazaart itself. For a social-media audience that defeats the point of the free tier — the mark sits exactly where everyone sees it.
It's just the watermark that is bad, although 5 stars
amazing app just wish you could remove watermark for free
the removal of the watermark adds an extra layer of joy and satisfaction to my user experience
No video on Android cuts off an entire modern content format
Video editing and stop-motion are locked to the iOS build, so Android users can't make stretched TikToks. In a world where short vertical video is the default format, a photo-only tool on half its devices loses exactly the use case its younger audience comes for.
no support for videos on Android so I can't make stretched tiktoks 0/10 waste of time
the app is limited on Android and there's no video option, is the video option only for IOS?
stop motion feature doesnt exist on android, which is crazy
Export quality lags the preview quality — a letdown right at the door
Users reach the end, see great upscaling in preview, then get a blurry export worse than what's inside the editor. Failing at the final step — export — voids all the work done and dents trust harder than any weakness mid-process.
can't export the same quality that the upscaling feature has and I'm using pro. well, unsubscribing now. not worth the junk export.
very nice except, when I try to print what I make its blurry
i writing something but not shows clear after downloading
Lag and vanishing layers scale with project complexity — hurting the heaviest users
The more layers and edits, the worse it lags: images disappear, layers won't show without a restart, photos drop back to the gallery. Degrading under load specifically hits pros with multi-layer projects — the most valuable segment suffers exactly where it works hardest.
Hiding then unhiding layers sometimes won’t show unless I restart the app.
the app slows down after edits
I keep losing photos back to the gallery while trying to lace them in my project.
Forced sign-up before the first try kills interest at the door
The app demands an account before letting anyone try anything, and some users delete it without ever reaching the product. A barrier before the first "wow" denies the very emotional moment that's supposed to convert an install into a user.
Sign up required before trying anything. why not be transparent and put this on your advert?
didn't even get to try it out, shame it looked good, everything premium.
can't even try without an automatic removal. it had better not renew me since I never tried