Need to sort a portrait shoot, retouch faces, and keep edits consistent across a gallery? Evoto brings photo culling, color grading, portrait retouching, and batch work into a desktop workflow for photographers.
Cull and grade a photo shoot
Start by sorting a shoot to find the frames worth keeping, then move into color grading and portrait work. Evoto’s workflow connects these stages with background adjustments, batch processing, and gallery sharing, making it suited to sessions that produce many images, such as weddings, events, and headshots.
Retouch faces individually
Evoto analyzes faces separately, so adjustments can be made to each person instead of applying one broad effect to the whole image. Portrait tools can smooth uneven skin and address blemishes while retaining natural-looking detail. Controls let photographers shape the result to suit the image and the intended style.
Sync edits across a batch
After setting an edit, apply and synchronize it across a group of photos to maintain a consistent look throughout a session. This batch workflow is suited to galleries where lighting and color need a coherent treatment, while individual portraits can still receive face-specific retouching or background changes.
Share the finished gallery
The desktop workflow extends from culling and retouching to delivery, with gallery sharing included.
Pros
- Per-face retouching targets individual faces
- Batch-sync edits across large photo sets
- Combines culling, color grading, and gallery sharing
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 10, Windows 11 · 64-bit only · At least 8 GB RAM · 64-bit (x64) processor, 1.2 GHz or faster
Can Evoto edit multiple photos as a batch?
Yes. It supports batch processing and lets photographers synchronize edits across a set of images.
Does Evoto retouch each person separately?
Yes. Its face-aware retouching targets individual faces, with portrait adjustments for skin and blemishes.
What stages of a photo workflow does Evoto cover?
Everything from picking the keepers and grading color to retouching portraits, changing backgrounds, batch edits and sharing the client gallery.
