Airbrush review
A broad, AI-assisted editor for portrait fixes, background changes, and batch work.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AirBrush is a photo and video editing product for people who want fast portrait adjustments alongside broader image-editing tools. Its focus includes AI retouching for skin, body, and facial expression changes, with additional tools for removing objects, replacing backgrounds, enhancing images, applying filters, and resizing photos. Photographers, creators, businesses, and everyday users can access it through web, desktop, and mobile experiences, while Airbrush Studio adds desktop workflows for batch editing, color adjustments, background replacement, and high-resolution exports.
Pricing supports both occasional and recurring use. The Free plan includes limited access to selected tools, a 512 MB upload limit, and limited exports. A Credits Pack costs $9 one time and includes 10 credits valid for 1 year, with credits working for photos and videos. Web Plus Monthly costs $15.95 per month and includes 80 credits per month, 10 GB of upload space, and unlimited exports. Web Plus Annually costs $95.95 per year with the same included credits, storage, and exports. A 7-day free trial is also available. The paid plans suit users who need regular exports, while the Credits Pack fits lighter, project-based work.
The strongest case for AirBrush is breadth around portrait editing: Magic Eraser, background removal and replacement, sky replacement, AI crop, sharpening, upscaling, color grading, filters, and synchronized batch adjustments extend it beyond a single retouching tool. Its multi-platform access is useful for users moving between desktop and mobile, but the separate account and payment models for Airbrush Web, Studio, and Mobile create a fragmented workflow. Credits, subscriptions, and edit history do not currently sync between Web and Studio. Choose AirBrush for fast AI portrait work with supporting image tools; choose an alternative if unified cross-product billing and project continuity are priorities.
Airbrush pros and cons
- Where it wins
- AI tools cover skin, body, facial expression, and distraction removal
- Works across web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android
- Supports batch editing, enhancement, resizing, and high-resolution export
- Where it doesn't
- Web and Studio accounts, payments, credits, and history do not sync
- Free access has limited tools, exports, and a 512 MB upload limit
- Paid monthly access starts at $15.95
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