Prisma AI
Prisma AI is an AI-powered photo editor that transforms ordinary photos into artistic images using hundreds of filters, portrait effects, and styles inspired by well-known artistic techniques.
Prisma AI is an AI photo editing application developed by Prisma Labs. It is designed for users who want to transform photos into stylized artwork without requiring professional editing skills. The platform uses artificial intelligence, neural networks, deep learning, and computer vision to automatically apply creative effects to uploaded or newly captured photos.
Its main strength is its extensive collection of artistic filters and effects. Prisma Labs describes the app as offering hundreds of art and portrait styles, while its current Google Play listing advertises more than 500 filters and effects. Users can transform photographs into images resembling paintings, illustrations, cartoons, and other artistic formats.
Beyond artistic filters, Prisma includes general photo-editing capabilities. Users can adjust colors and saturation, blur images, enhance selfies, remove blemishes, and modify backgrounds. Its AI technology can also change foregrounds or backgrounds, replace objects, and transfer styles or effects from one image to another.
Users can take a photo directly within the application or upload an existing image, apply a chosen effect, and then save or share the finished result on social media. Prisma states that users retain ownership of their original and edited content. The company also states that photos are not used to generally train its separate AI products.
Prisma is available on iOS and Android, with more than 50 million downloads currently shown on Google Play. Prisma Labs says its products have collectively exceeded 200 million downloads and that the original Prisma app won App of the Year recognition on both the App Store and Google Play.
The app can be downloaded for free and includes in-app purchases and premium subscriptions. Pricing varies by platform, country, and available promotion; for example, the U.S. App Store currently lists several Premium monthly and annual purchase options rather than one universal subscription price.