What Is the Difference Between TouchRetouch and Batched by ADVA Soft?

TouchRetouch and Batched are two mobile photo-editing apps from ADVA Soft that target different workloads: TouchRetouch is built for detailed, single-photo editing (object removal, retouching, AI-assisted fixes), while Batched is built for applying edits to a batch of photos at once. Choose TouchRetouch when one image needs careful work; choose Batched when you have a set of photos from a trip or gathering and want them edited together.

The core distinction in one table

What TouchRetouch is for

ADVA Soft positions TouchRetouch as the app you reach for when a single photo needs repair. The site lists a wide set of single-image solutions under the TouchRetouch name, including:

• Remove Unwanted Objects — erase objects and items from a photo.
• Blemish Remover and Face Retouch — clean up skin imperfections.
• Remove Glare and Lines Remover — take out reflections and lines while keeping a realistic look.
• AI Expand — reformat, reframe, and extend a photo.
• AI Edit — describe a change in a text prompt and apply it on your phone.
• Restore Photo — bring old family photos back into focus.
• Add Person — insert a person with matching light and perspective.
• Background Remover, Blur Background, Photo Enhancer, Photo Resizer, Face Fix, AI Photo Filter, Add Shadow, and 360 Photo Editor.

The pattern: each feature solves a specific defect or creative goal in one image. That makes TouchRetouch the right pick when quality on a particular shot matters more than speed across many shots.

What Batched is for

Batched is described on the site with a single, clear use case: “Batch of photos from travel/gathering? Your app for edit them at once.” Its value is throughput — you return from a trip or event with dozens of images and want them processed together rather than one by one.

Use Batched when:

• You shot a large set under similar conditions and want consistent treatment.
• You don't need per-photo precision work like object removal on a single hero image.
• Speed across the whole set matters more than perfecting any one frame.

How to choose

Ask one question first: how many photos, and how much per-photo work?

• One photo, specific problem (a stranger in the background, glare on glass, a blink, a scanned old portrait) → TouchRetouch.
• Many photos, same edit (a whole trip or party set) → Batched.
• Both → run Batched first to handle the set, then open TouchRetouch for the few frames that need individual attention.

A practical example: after a weekend trip you have 80 photos. Batched handles the set; then you notice one group shot where someone blinked and another with a photobomber. Those two go to TouchRetouch's Face Fix and Remove Unwanted Objects.

What both have in common

Both are positioned by ADVA Soft as quick photo-editing solutions for your phone or tablet, aimed at “pros and everyday creators,” with the company describing its apps as reliable and intuitive. Neither is a desktop suite; the editing happens on mobile.

Practical notes before you start

• Check platform availability per app. The site states TouchRetouch's AI extender works on iOS and Android; confirm the specific app you want on your device's store before relying on a feature.
• Pricing and account requirements are not specified on the page reviewed here. Check the app store listing for current price, free-trial terms, and any login requirements rather than assuming either app is free.
• Feature lists change. The solutions above reflect what ADVA Soft currently lists; verify any must-have feature (for example, 360 editing or photo restoration) is present in your installed version.

In short: TouchRetouch is the precision instrument for one photo; Batched is the assembly line for many. Match the app to the size and nature of your editing job, and use them together when a set needs both speed and a few careful fixes.