Prisma Art Effect Photo Editor

Rex Bain

Been using this app for a few years. Liked it well enough to subscribe the past few years. Last few times I've opened it, it has been a complete fail. When I tap the pic I want to edit, it just shows a black screen where the pic should be. Regretting paying for the service now. FWIW, recently upgraded from Galaxy S20+ to S22 Ultra.

SitOnA Rick

App CLAIMS to have 700+ styles but I'd be surprised to learn that they even have half of that amount. Many styles are just plain boring & the thumbnail "preview" is often misleading. Also, ever since a recent update, any time you are looking thru the style gallery & you see a filter you want to add, tapping on the plus sign immediately applies it to the photo & you have to start over from the beginning. I have a 1 year sub that ends in july & an alarm set for the day before so i can uninstall!

Shylah Swan

I use this app to explore pallete options for painting 3d busts (~1/10 scale) and miniatures (28mm-75mm). Prisma allows me to turn realistic photos of the models into a variety of different color schemes that are as impressionistic/contemporar as I like. The premade filters make it very easy to get started quickly. It has limited Photoshop-like functions (e.g., exposure, gamma, etc). The power is in combining the rich set of artistic tools with the photo-editing tools. Pro is well worth it.

N.R. Dickson

I've had a subscription for years and have added well over 100 styles to my favorites. I open the app now and it says I have no saved styles. The 1st time this happened I re-added all of them to my favorites, tedious. I go to use the app and all gone. Again, I re-add them. For the 3rd time I open the app and nada, again. Please don't ask me to process a photo with every style I want to save. My time is more valuable than that. You need to fix the issue on your end. This is not what I pay for.

Darren Luke

It's a cool app and fun to play with But the naming of the filters don't seem to describe what the filter does. Kinda like they don't know what to call the filter and they just pick a random word or idea. Even the thumbnail pictures of the filters rarely match what the filter will do. I would rather have filter names like Pastel, Oil Paint, Colored Pencils and have it look like those kinds of drawings. And have filters like brick, canvas, paper to look more like that kind of media. Another problem I have is that too many filters look like the same as another filter (I don't consider it as 700+ filters if more than half look almost the same)

Kate Williams

IT'S FREE! You have to dodge the Payment screens, and most filters have to be bought, but there's plenty of free filters and the options are great (for a free app). I end up using PSexpress (also a free app) to do more enhancements, so the in-app edits could be better. I would consider buying if file sizes/resolution options were made larger (much larger).

Ellen Garner

I have a Lensa subscription, and I found out Prisma Art is the same company. With as much as you charge for the subscription you would think the two would be one package. I definitely don't use it enough for that price. Most people would appreciate to have both. I did the free trial for this but it was not worth the price so I canceled.

A Google user

When I saw the app it looked promising. I almost didn't try it because the first thing when running it, before even showing any features, it said you have to pay for it... as a subscription. I did decide to try it. The results were ok. To get HD you must pay. There are very few filters and some were locked. To even try them you have to pay. I've got several free and one-time pay apps that are better. This app is worth trying, but NOT buying. It's just greed.