Top AI Tools Every Photographer Should Try in 2025

The photography industry is evolving faster than ever — and AI is at the heart of it. From streamlining workflows to enhancing image quality, AI-powered tools are giving photographers more time to focus on creativity rather than manual tasks.

Whether you're a beginner or a pro like Peyman Khorram, here are the most essential tools you should explore in 2025.

1. AfterShoot – AI Culling Made Easy

Culling is one of the most time-consuming parts of any photographer's job. AfterShoot automatically reviews your shoots, selects the best photos based on sharpness, smiles, and composition, and eliminates duplicates.

➡️ Great for: Wedding, event, and portrait photographers🔗 aftershoot.com

2. ImagenAI – Edit Like Yourself (Faster)

ImagenAI learns your editing style from Lightroom catalogs and automates your edits — but in your aesthetic. The more you feed it, the better it gets.

➡️ Ideal for: Photographers who use Adobe Lightroom regularly🔗 imagen-ai.com

3. Luminar Neo – AI-Powered Full Editor

From sky replacement to skin retouching and relighting portraits, Luminar Neo offers a full editing suite powered by advanced machine learning. It’s perfect for photographers who want fast, high-quality edits without Photoshop.

➡️ Best for: Landscape, portrait, and product photographers🔗 Luminar Neo

4. Topaz Labs Suite – Detail Enhancement Without Overkill

Topaz’s trio of tools are a favorite for pros:

• DeNoise AI – Removes grain from low-light shots

• Sharpen AI – Recovers blurred images

• Gigapixel AI – Upscales without losing quality

➡️ Best for: High-res output, gallery printing, commercial work🔗 Topaz Labs

5. Remove.bg – Background Removal in Seconds

Want a clean white background for product photos or jewelry shots? Just upload and click.

➡️ Perfect for: E-commerce, social media, and quick edits🔗 remove.bg

6. Canva AI Tools – Design Meets Photography

Canva has evolved beyond simple design. Now with Magic Eraser, AI text prompts, and instant resizing, it’s perfect for photographers who need to turn photos into marketing materials fast.

➡️ Best for: Social content, flyers, client delivery🔗 canva.com

How Peyman Khorram Uses AI Thoughtfully

At Peyman Khorram’s Studio, AI isn't just a shortcut — it’s a creative assistant. For instance, while photographing fine jewelry or portraiture, Peyman uses AI for background cleanup and batch edits — but always adds a human touch to the final image.

Explore his Portfolio to see how modern tools enhance timeless storytelling.

Final Thoughts

AI won't replace photographers — but photographers who use AI will outperform those who don’t. These tools are designed to save time, elevate quality, and simplify your post-processing — giving you more time to focus on what really matters: creating art.

If you’re new to photography or curious how a pro uses these tools, feel free to book a session or message Peyman directly for a quick consultation.