Photo Cut Out Editor

It does what it says to cutout image so I will give it a 5. BUT had to buy this in order to be able to save to a png. I am still playing and discovering new things about it every minute so I would say there is a learning curve. Seems to be very similar to photoshop and I believe that is a good thing for a phone app. Lastly, not sure what the quality and resolution of final printed project will be and am hoping to not be disappointed. I left a review because I only buy apps with fair and honest reviews and want to be helpful to others who are considering purchasing.

After a few hours of selecting, cutting, cropping, blending, and touching up... this graphic application gets a 5/5. I’ve been able to come up with some excellent splash ideas that I was having difficulty with on my PC Photoshop. It wouldn’t render it properly. Photo Cut Out Editor did the job flawlessly after I was able to work with the program a bit and figure out parameters and how far I can push the envelope. I would add a “Save for later editing” option. Awesome program!

Ok I love testing apps, so I download mostly free ones all the time. Out of the past 5yrs of app testing, this app has reached the top of my short list. It's so stable it runs great even on an outdated iphone 4 with the storage almost full. I can't find free software for my computer that matches the convenience and accuracy of this app (and I have gimp, photoshop, Inkscape, etc.). If you want to save a lot of time when it comes to clipping masks (cutting out parts of a photo), then this is the app for you.

It’s an amazing app and great for editing your own photos in the background but when it comes to editing a sky in the background it leaves an unrealistic film of blue over u whether you cut yourself out or not, other than that something I didn’t know is that you need to pay for most of their pre-made backgrounds which I don’t think is worth it, but besides those two thing it’s great and fun and the most you need for a flawless picture is 1.99 and some creativity ( I had to pay two dollars to access my library)

The mark of a good app is that, in its wake, you delete the 2 or 3 "wanna be" apps that you've accumulated in your search for the "right one". This is such an app. With a myriad of tasteful and operationally savvy samples and textures, along with a "cut out" tool that was so intuitive that it seemed to guess (correctly) my intentions at every turn, this app not only streamlined my project but also inspired wonderfully subtle ascetics that I would not have employed otherwise. Hats off to the team that developed and constructed it. Much gratitude.