Remove Clothes App - RetouchMe vs Lightricks

RetouchMe Pro runs a web-only photo editing service that removes or adjusts clothing in uploaded images through human retouchers, not instant filters. You upload a photo, pick the clothing edit, and receive a retouched file back in minutes from a Photoshop specialist working on RetouchMe servers.

Most "clothes remover" apps promise one-click AI nudity, but RetouchMe routes every job to a real editor available 24/7. Edits start at 99 cents per image, use credit-card or prepaid credits, and the company states this specific clothing removal flow is not available inside the RetouchMe mobile app.

It targets selfie shooters, bikini photographers, and commercial studios that need a quick bra-line or outfit fix without booking a local retoucher. Before-and-after samples on the page show shoulder, dress, and swimwear corrections rather than fully automated results.

Lightricks builds mobile and web tools for photo and video creators, backed by in-house AI models like the open-source LTX-2.3 video generator. Its consumer apps include Facetune for portrait retouching, Videoleap for phone video editing, Photoleap for AI image creation, and LTX Studio for end-to-end visual storytelling. Popular Pays connects brands with creators for influencer campaigns.

Adobe and Canva target desktop workflows with broad suites. Lightricks focuses on phone-first editing and generative video, shipping fast open models developers can deploy via API while folding the same tech into its own vertically integrated apps. The company reports 730 million app downloads, 15 million monthly users, and 6.6 million monthly subscribers across its portfolio.

Casual creators, social media influencers, and marketing teams use Lightricks apps to retouch selfies, edit Reels and TikToks, turn stills into video clips, and run creator partnerships. Individual apps are free to download with in-app subscription upgrades; enterprise teams contact Lightricks for LTX Studio and Popular Pays.