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Photomo review

Freemium#68 of 97 in AI Photo Editors

A broad Android editor for filters, AI effects, background tools, and large collages.

6.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Photomo is a mobile photo editor and collage maker from Logopit, designed for Android users who want AI-assisted enhancements alongside conventional editing tools. Its feature set covers automatic background replacement and removal, AI sky replacement, style transfer, double exposure, background blur, text, stickers, overlays, cropping, resizing, and Instagram square-fit tools. That combination suits solo creators and small teams looking for a broad editing toolkit within a mobile app rather than a specialized desktop workflow.

Its main strength is feature breadth. Photomo combines generative editing tools with more than 200 photo filters, more than 500 custom effects, and collage creation for up to 100 photos. The app also includes layers and masks, giving edits more structure than a basic filter-only editor. For users who regularly combine multiple images or want to move between enhancement, compositing, decorative effects, and standard adjustments, the range is useful. Style transfer and double exposure add creative options beyond routine cropping and resizing.

Photomo’s platform fit is intentionally narrow: the published product information identifies it as an Android mobile app distributed through Google Play. The listing shows ads and in-app purchases, while the product is described as freemium. Support is available through email. Android users who value a large collection of filters, effects, AI background tools, and high-capacity collages should find the product aligned with those needs. Users who require access across iOS, desktop, or a broader software ecosystem should choose a product built for those platforms instead.

Photomo pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • AI enhancement, sky replacement, background tools, and style transfer
    • More than 200 filters and more than 500 custom effects
    • Collages can include up to 100 photos
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available on Android rather than across multiple platforms
    • Google Play listing shows ads and in-app purchases
    • Support is provided through email

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