Fotor AI Photo Editor & Video
gamed ratingFotor is a broad photo editor with restoration, black-and-white colorization, object removal, and text-to-image. For restoring old photos it works well. AI portraits (LinkedIn headshots) are weak: several independent reviews describe results as 'chubby alien heads' or 'cartoons', and none resemble a real person. Skin retouching is excessive and faces look plastic.
With textAvg 3.68 and 84% five-stars, the 4.66 rating is inflated: several five-star reviews are written in an obvious promotional tone ('Best #1', 'SOOOO MUCH BANG'), and some negative content targets result quality, not just money. Portrait headshots draw mass 'looks nothing like me', 'looks like a cartoon' complaints.
What users love
- Restoring and colorizing archival photos works convincingly. Removing unwanted background objects is effective. A wide set of collage tools and basic color correction.
What users hate
- AI portraits do not capture appearance: faces come out generic and far from the original. Skin retouching is too aggressive and naturalness is lost. Text-to-image generation frequently ignores prompt details.
Who it is for
People who want to restore old family photos or make a collage, but not for creating professional portraits.