PhotoBoost
8.2#6 in ai photo editorsFrom $39.99 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebLinux
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What both publish
| Fact | PhotoBoost | Pinin |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | PhotoBoost says it does not use uploaded images to train AI models unless it separately asks for and receives explicit consent. | Pinin says photos are never sold or used to train AI and files are automatically deleted within 30 days. |
PhotoBoost plans
- FreeFree
- Pro$39.99 a year
- Max$79.99 a year
- 200 credits$19.99, paid once
- 700 credits$49.99, paid once
- 1,500 credits$99.99, paid once
Pinin plans
- FreeFree
- Credit package$5.99, paid once
- Credit package (5 credits)$5.99, paid once
- Giotto — Personal$12 a month
- Botticelli — Professional$32 a month
- Da Vinci — Studio$72 a month
Pick PhotoBoost if…
PhotoBoost suits people who want AI help restoring, sharpening, or retouching photos across web, desktop, and mobile. Its video upscaling tool may also suit users working with short clips.
Pick Pinin if…
Pinin may suit people restoring personal or family photos, as well as photographers, agencies, genealogy services, and archives needing batch processing or API access. Its plans differ in monthly restoration limits, bulk upload limits, and output resolution.