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• What is Aftershoot?

  Aftershoot is an AI-powered photo post-processing software for photographers. It helps you cull, edit, and retouch images faster in one app, while keeping your work consistent and true to your style, across the album.

• Why Aftershoot?

  As a photographer, your time is valuable and Aftershoot is designed to help you reclaim it. Our AI-powered platform streamlines the often tedious tasks of culling, editing, and retouching photos, so you can focus on what you love most – capturing moments.

  We also offer unlimited image processing at a flat fee which means no matter how big your shoot is, the cost is always predictable.
  Our simple pricing offers flexibility where you can manage your entire workflow or pick the tools you need.

  Aftershoot is compatible with both Windows and MacOS, making it accessible to a wide range of photographers. And you can work offline too — which means you don’t need the internet to process your images, and your files stay in your machine, ensuring privacy.

• How does Aftershoot work, and how to get started?

  Getting started with Aftershoot is quick and easy. Simply download the app on your Windows or MacOS computer, install it on your computer, and you’re ready to go! No complicated setup or internet connection is required after you’ve downloaded the app.

• How much does Aftershoot cost?

  The end-to-end workflow which includes unlimited AI Culling, Editing, and Retouching starts at $45/month, billed annually.

  AI Culling starts at $10/month. AI Editing starts at $30/month. And AI Retouching starts at $20/month. We offer both — monthly as well as annual billing cycles.

  And across plans, our pricing is flat — not per image — so you can cull, edit, and retouch as much as you want without worrying about usage-based fees.

• Is there a free trial? Do I need a credit card?

  Yes. We offer a 30-day free trial with full access, and you don’t need a credit card to get started. That means you can try Aftershoot on your own workflow before committing. When the trial ends, you can choose the plan that fits you best — the Aftershoot Complete plan for your end-to-end workflow in one place, or specific tools that you’d need.

• What image formats does Aftershoot process?

  Aftershoot is compatible with the most common image formats used by photographers. It can efficiently process images in RAW formats, JPEG, or TIFF, providing flexibility and convenience for various photography workflows.

• Does Aftershoot replace my editing style or learn it?

  Aftershoot is designed to learn your style, not replace it. With our Professional AI Profiles, we train on your edited images so your AI edits reflect the look you’ve already built. The profile continues to improve based on what you feed it, so the results become more aligned with your preferences over time. If you don’t want to train your own profile, you can also use pre-built AI Styles or create an Instant AI Profile based on a Lightroom preset.

• Does Aftershoot work offline? Is my data safe?

  Yes. Aftershoot works locally on your computer, so you can process your images without depending on cloud uploads or a constant internet connection. That also gives you more control over your files. Our workflows are non-destructive, which means we don’t overwrite your originals, and ratings for RAW workflows are typically written to XMP sidecar files instead of changing the source files themselves.

  Your data is only yours. Images are processed locally on your Windows/Mac, and are never stored on our servers.

  You can opt out before you import your images. We understand many photographers work with NDAs for sensitive shoots, or simply aren’t comfortable sharing data — the opt-out is right on the import screen. No questions, no gray areas.

• What are the suggested system requirements for running Aftershoot?

  Aftershoot runs smoothly on any modern Windows or macOS computer. The minimum system requirements are 8GB of RAM and a relatively recent CPU.

  Note: Features like preview rendering and retouching may not work reliably on systems using Intel Integrated Graphics (iGPU) or GPUs with less than 2GB VRAM.