Retouch4Me
AI retouching plugins for Photoshop and other editors, aimed at professional photographers.
Reviewed by the Noxilo team
Visit Retouch4Me ↗What is Retouch4Me?
Retouch4Me sells AI plugins that automate portrait retouching for working photographers: skin, blemishes and similar jobs that take minutes per image by hand. It suits portrait and wedding shooters with large batches, and it is poor value for casual phone photos.
What is in the catalogue
The range includes Retouch plugins (cloud or local), Apex, an all-in-one cloud plugin with real-time preview, and Arams, an editor for automatic culling and batch processing. A Retouch4me Panel for Photoshop controls the plugins and runs Cloud Retouch. MyShot handles capture, upload and sharing of retouched photos, and there are video plugins for retouching or colour grading that run locally.
Free options
New users are offered 20 images of AI retouching for free. The company also gives away Frequency Separation, Color Match Free, a Photoshop HSL Masking Panel and a Free Upscaler. These are the way to judge the quality before spending.
Platforms and pricing
Supported hosts are Photoshop, Lightroom, Capture One, Affinity Photo, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro and Premiere Pro. The homepage lists no plugin prices and links to a separate pricing page; it mentions subscriptions plus single-tool and bundle purchases. We did not verify numbers, so check live prices. The homepage was advertising 30% off all plugins in a Halloween sale on 28 October 2026. Refund terms sit on a separate policies page we did not read.
Who should skip it
Hobbyists and anyone who only edits a few photos a month. Per-plugin purchases make sense when you retouch hundreds of portraits.
Decision rule
Use the 20 free images on your own raw files first. If you still fix the output by hand, the plugins will not pay back.
Key features
- Cloud and local retouching plugins
- Apex all-in-one plugin with real-time preview
- Arams culling and batch editor
- Panel for Photoshop with Cloud Retouch
- Video retouching and colour grading plugins
- Free upscaler and frequency separation tools
Pros & cons
👍 Pros
- 20 free images to test
- Works in major editors
- Free utility tools
- Buy single plugins or subscribe
👎 Cons
- Prices not shown on the homepage
- Refund terms on a separate page
- Overkill for casual users
Use cases
- Portrait skin retouching
- Wedding and event batch editing
- Photo culling
- Video colour grading
Retouch4Me pricing
As of October 2026 the homepage lists no plugin prices; it offers subscriptions, single tools and bundles, plus 20 free retouched images for new users. See the live pricing page before buying.
Frequently asked questions
Does Retouch4Me have a free trial?
The site offers 20 free retouched images for new sign-ups, plus several free tools.
Which software does it work with?
Photoshop, Lightroom, Capture One, Affinity Photo, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro and Premiere Pro.
Who owns Retouch4Me?
The site names RELU OÜ, registered in Tallinn, Estonia, with a sales entity RELU - FZCO in Dubai.
Do I have to subscribe?
No. The site says you can subscribe, or buy individual tools or bundles.
How we researched Retouch4Me
We checked Retouch4Me's own website, its pricing page and the sources below (October 28, 2026). Prices change often: the vendor's checkout is always the final word. Deals are re-checked as Black Friday gets closer.
