How to edit my photos?

Watch the quick video above, or follow the steps below. FilterPixel edits your entire shoot in one click, using an AI profile — a signature editing style that gets applied consistently to every photo.
Step 1 — Switch to the Edit tab
Once your culling is done, click the EDIT tab at the top of the screen. The AI Profiles panel opens on the right.
Step 2 — Pick an AI profile
Your profiles are listed on the right — both FilterPixel's built-in styles and any profiles you've trained yourself.

• Click any profile to select it.
• The live preview above the list shows your own photo with a before / after slider, so you can compare styles before committing.
• Use the arrows on the preview to check the look on different photos.

Take your time here — the profile you pick is applied to the whole set.
Step 3 — Edit everything in one click
Happy with the preview? Click the Edit … Photos button at the bottom (for example, Edit 30 Photos). FilterPixel starts editing the entire set — you'll see a progress bar with a live ETA.
A full shoot usually takes a few minutes. You can sit back, or keep browsing: as each photo finishes, a Before / After chip appears on its thumbnail in the grid.
Step 4 — Review the results
When you see "All photos have been edited successfully", everything is done.

• Double-click any photo (or press Enter) to open it in Focus Mode.
• Use the Before / After toggle in the top corner to flip between the original and the edited version.
• Browse through your scenes — every image now carries the same consistent style, across the entire gallery.

Good to know

• Edits are non-destructive — the Before / After toggle always shows your original, and exporting as XMP or to Lightroom carries the edits as metadata.
• Want your own signature look? You can train a custom AI profile from your Lightroom catalog — see How to train your own AI profile in FilterPixel.
• Ready to deliver? Once editing is done, export straight to Lightroom, Photoshop, Capture One, a local folder, or as JPGs — see How to export your images from FilterPixel.

Still stuck? Reach out to us right here in the chat — we're happy to help.

Updated on: 25/07/2026