FilterPixel is photo culling and editing software that uses AI to help photographers select and organize images. Its DeepCull feature evaluates photos using criteria for events, sports, concerts, and weddings, and gives each evaluated image a score and reason. Review Mode groups burst shots; Survey Mode compares similar frames and supports detail inspection at up to 16× zoom. Users can apply built-in AI profiles or train custom profiles from an edited Lightroom catalog. Exports to Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, Photoshop, and Capture One retain ratings and color labels through XMP metadata. The software supports JPEG and RAW files and says it organizes photos instead of deleting them; flagged rejects can be restored with one click. Each DeepCull shoot processes up to 5,500 photos, with larger projects split into multiple shoots. The free plan and trial are listed, with no trial duration specified. Standard costs 14.99 USD per month when billed annually at $180/yr and includes 20 DeepCull shoots per year. FilterPixel runs on macOS and Windows, and culling takes place in the cloud.
Who it is for
FilterPixel suits photographers handling event, sports, concert, wedding, school, dance, or portrait shoots who want AI-assisted selection and review tools. It is available for macOS and Windows, with cloud-based culling.
What is good
- Scores and explains evaluated images
- Survey Mode offers up to 16× zoom
- Exports ratings and color labels through XMP metadata
- Flagged rejects can be recovered with one click
- Supports JPEG and RAW files
What to know first
- Each DeepCull shoot is limited to 5,500 photos
- Culling takes place in the cloud
- Offline culling is not available
Verdict
FilterPixel combines genre-specific AI culling with comparison, editing-profile, and export tools. Standard is 14.99 USD per month billed annually at $180/yr; each shoot has a 5,500-photo limit.
FilterPixel plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI photo culling software
- Free plan
- Yes
- Paid from
- $14.99/mo
