Retouch4me: AI retouching plugins for Photoshop, from $145

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Retouch4me makes AI retouching plugins, built, as it puts it, by photographers for photographers. Each plugin does one job (healing small blemishes, dodge and burn, whitening teeth, cleaning up eyes) and runs inside the editor you already use: Photoshop, Lightroom, Capture One, Affinity Photo, and, for the video tools, DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro. The plugins write their changes to separate Photoshop layers, so you can tone down or mask any change. That's the big difference from one-click filters, which bake the edit into the image.

The plugins suit portrait, wedding, school and newborn photographers who edit hundreds of frames a week and want the routine work done in batches. There's also a cloud option (Apex), which charges per photo instead of a one-off licence, and Arams, an AI tool for culling and batch-processing whole shoots.

What's worth a look

Six plugins, each priced in US dollars on its own page when we checked. Most are a one-off purchase:

Heal is where most people start: at $145 it removes small skin defects and leaves the texture alone. Dodge & Burn ($179) is the one that saves the most time for high-end portrait work, since manual dodge and burn is slow and fiddly. For video, the Dodge & Burn Video plugin is $349 and works in DaVinci Resolve and Premiere Pro.

Not sure which to buy? The site has pages by type of work (portrait and fashion, weddings and events, school and newborn, e-commerce and video) that point you to the plugins that suit each one, plus how-to videos for every product.

Current offers

We don't have a Retouch4me code at the moment. The site offers a free trial, though: sign up and you can retouch 20 images free, and the plugin pages also have a form to get a promo code for buying plugins at a discount. If you'd rather not buy a licence at all, each plugin page offers Cloud Retouch for $0.10 a photo.

How to save more

• Start with the free tools. Frequency Separation, Color Match Free, an HSL masking panel and a Free Upscaler are all free, and they'll show you how Retouch4me's panels fit your workflow before you spend anything.
• Do the sums on cloud vs licence. At $0.10 a photo, Cloud Retouch is cheaper than a $145 plugin until you've retouched about 1,450 images with it. Light users may never reach that; busy studios will pass it in a month or two.
• Look at the bundles. The Eyes Bundle combines Eye Vessels and Eye Brilliance for $145, the same price as one single-purpose plugin.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 5 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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