Blemish Remover Photo Tool Reviews

I took a few different screenshots mid process to ask my friend whether or not the editing looked like “too much” or “too little” so I could achieve a good finished product. After I took a couple screenshots of the process, BlemishRemoverPhotoTool issued an alert and accused me of stealing??? It then put a GIANT watermark over the image DURING the blemish removing process (while editing) therefore I could hardly see my photo.

The notification then told me in order to remove the image blocker, I had to buy a subscription. What a scam. I just wanted to remove a freckle for one photo.

I was really excited to edit some pregnancy belly photos and I have a rash that looked like pimples because my belly gets super hairy when I’m pregnant LOL. So I shave it. And that’s the outcome. But anyways. I wanted to remove the blemishes so I could post a nice photo of my daughter holding my belly and it is absolutely ridiculous that they give you the crappiest quality photo ever. Can’t even say quality when you do the free version. Not ever gonna subscribe to BlemishRemoverPhotoTool because of that. I wasted my time. Wish I could give this zero stars.

BlemishRemoverPhotoTool is a joke. It’s advertised as free & a free download but they do everything possible for you to have to pay premium. Why not just charge instead of advertising as FREE???
They give you limited clicks to remove a blemish which takes about 4-5 to remove one anyways. Which would make sense for the free part of BlemishRemoverPhotoTool & then have to upgrade for more usage. That would’ve been fine if that was it except they BLUR your photo after you use those 4 taps to remove ONE blemish so if you want to save it you either have to save a useless blurry photo or pay for premium. Literally scamming you into paying for trash. I’ve used much better blemish removers than this one for free (they’ve just now all gone to premium)

BlemishRemoverPhotoTool is as simple as it gets. But wants to charge like it’s life changing. First of all, If I wanted to pay premium pricing, I would not be using this anyways please humble yourselves… because it’s just… The AUDACITY to charge ***PER TAP*** on a photo!!! I know I have more than 10 acne spots… thanks for the reminder :( I’m already paying a pretty high price in terms of life quality having horrendous skin in this world 😭💀 so it’s like bro why you gotta come at me and my horrendous skin, I’m already broke and sad 😔

What is the point of having a free trial or free version if you can’t even save your photo with the normal resolution.. it saves as a low quality image and is extremely blurry. BlemishRemoverPhotoTool is pointless unless you upgrade to the paid version. The fact that BlemishRemoverPhotoTool does that actually makes me angry & I would never upgrade if. I’d rather delete BlemishRemoverPhotoTool from my phone & find a different better app elsewhere. At least let people save the photo with a limited amount of edits rather than have the photo completely blurry

I am surprised the good ratings it does have. It has potential to be good and works fairly decently. But, it takes numerous taps to edit one blemis while limiting how many taps you can do. So in the end, you really only get one to two spots removed max. Then, you try to save it and not only do they put a water marker, but they blur the image completely to force you to purchase the premium. So it’s useless to even use BlemishRemoverPhotoTool unless you want to purchase premium. Not worth it when I can do it truly free through other apps or through my computer.

Literally only lets you barely take care of one or two blemishes before you’ve reached your “max number of free edits“ and then if you want to be able to do anything else you have to pay for it. On top of that, if you do get to edit the photo enough to your liking to save it, well guess what, you have to pay to save it at its original quality otherwise you have to choose a “free“ low resolution photo which is completely blurry. I don’t think I have ever deleted an app faster.

I don’t like the fact that it does help with the blemishing but same is though it purposely distorted my pictures so that I can upgrade and get high-quality resolution, but the picture was already in high-quality. About you remove BlemishRemoverPhotoTool and hopefully I didn’t charge me anything because ill dispute it.

You can edit the photo all you want but if you try to save your photo it only lets you save a blurry low quality version unless you have premium.
I understand why apps have a premium for certain features but there no point in even trying to use it if you don’t buy premium bc you can’t save the actual photo, even if you screenshot it stops you:(

I may not understand the difficulties an app developer must go through to make money from creating apps, but the fact is when you make an app it kind of has to deliver in some way. Once you edit your picture it ask that you either pay premium or you download a low quality version of the photo. If the low quality photo wasn’t so distorted I would have been fine- but it made the photo entirely less visible. If they want people to purchase BlemishRemoverPhotoTool - don’t have a free version. There’s no sense in marketing a free app that is in no way free. To fix this, you should rename BlemishRemoverPhotoTool , “low quality picture effect” and I’ll change my review to 5 stars. Other than that I wish your family luck.

I’d like the option to smooth skin on a scale, not just intense smoothing. Also, without paying, you can reach max edits after a while (not too bad) and then they only offer you a super low quality blurred picture to save unless you pay premium. Not ok. I worked hard on that photo and I’m not paying for one photo.

They make you pay to upgrade right away and if you don’t then they make the picture super blurry when you try to save the picture, so it’s not even worth it if your not willing to spend money on it. However while I was playing around with BlemishRemoverPhotoTool , it did show some impressive results of what I wanted.

BlemishRemoverPhotoTool works nicely and is user friendly. The free version has so so many ads and only produces a low resolution photos which is basically a blur. So everyone would be forced to upgrade. However the cost of BlemishRemoverPhotoTool is more than any others I have used. I will be deleting BlemishRemoverPhotoTool and looking for another.

BlemishRemoverPhotoTool is effective in that it actually does offer what it states. I’ve used BlemishRemoverPhotoTool twice now, and both times, it’s helped me removed any splotches, blemishes, made several fixes in general to images that needed ... well, fixing! Definitely recommend.

I was definitely able to remove my blemishes (which I have a lot of HAHA) but I would have been able to make the picture look a lot better if I was able to use more clicks. BlemishRemoverPhotoTool makes you update if you press the remove button too many times so you just have to use it wisely. I hate how I look with acne so this definitely made me look very pretty and good so I recommend. I understand that they need to make money so they have the upgrade but its overall good.

HINT FOR NATURAL LOOKING SELFIES:
Immediately choosing “smooth skin” option (which quickly soft-focuses everything) however makes a selfie look self-indulgent. But taking a minute to manually remove or soften only the spots and areas of discoloration that are distracting, keeps a selfie looking more natural and less pretentious. Keep your face’s character lines....soften them if you like, don’t obliterate them, just ”gentle them down a bit”....they will look much more comfortable and natural.

As long as you know how to use it BlemishRemoverPhotoTool works amazing and that’s coming from someone who’s struggled for years to post a photo of themselves because of little blemishes that are now fixed so I feel much more comfortable posting pictures on Instagram!

So I’m a person who suffers from a lot of skin problems and BlemishRemoverPhotoTool does what it says it supposed to I ended up buying it and it’s honestly not even that expensive

I love BlemishRemoverPhotoTool , but why do I have to pay to remove pimples/blemishes from a photo.

If I have to pay for it then honestly I rather not take any pictures until my face completely clears up.

Really a waste of money!

Disclaimer: I do not work for this company and I was not paid to write this review I genuinely think this is a solid app.

Let's be real, most photo editing apps want to rob you blind. BlemishRemoverPhotoTool I primarily use is Facetune, and for example they charge nearly $100 a year or over $10 a week just to let you tweak a few blemishes. That's insane. BlemishRemoverPhotoTool, on the other hand, does the job for under $40, making it a no-brainer if you just need to clean up a few spots and maybe throw on a filter. It is not overloaded with features, so if you are looking for heavy duty editing, this might not be for you. But what it does offer, it does really well. The 3 day trial was a huge win too. I refuse to pay for something unless I know it is worth it. Bottom line it is simple, effective, and fairly priced. Five stars all day.