Aftershoot vs Profile Picture Maker By Picsart

Aftershoot handles the post-shoot grind for professional photographers: culling thousands of RAW and JPEG files, applying your editing style across an album, retouching skin and backgrounds, and delivering branded client galleries. The desktop app runs locally on Windows and macOS, so images never leave your machine and you can work without an internet connection after install.

Lightroom and Capture One excel at manual editing but leave culling and batch retouching as separate, time-consuming steps. Aftershoot combines all four stages in one flat-fee subscription with no per-image charges. Its AI reads scene context to group true duplicates separately from creative variations, trains on your edited photos to match your look, and syncs retouching adjustments across an entire gallery in one pass.

Wedding, event, school, boudoir, family, and newborn photographers are the core audience. The company reports 100,000+ photographers using the platform, a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 1,700+ reviews, and an average of 39+ hours reclaimed per month per user.

Profile Picture Maker By Picsart crops, reframes, and styles square avatars for social platforms inside the free Quicktools browser editor. You upload a photo, optionally swap the background, add borders or colors, then export preset sizes for Instagram, LinkedIn, Discord, and other networks.

Most avatar editors auto-remove backgrounds whether you want that or not. Picsart's version lets you keep or replace the backdrop, then rotate, scale, and position the subject before picking platform-specific dimensions like 400x400 for LinkedIn or 128x128 for Discord.

Creators refreshing Instagram, Zoom, or Slack avatars use it because it needs no account, stores no images, and advertises 1 to 2 minute results. The page rates 4.8 out of 5 from 51 reviews and sits inside Picsart's broader Quicktools suite launched in 2021.