What Photo Editing Tasks Can ADVA Soft Apps Help With?

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ADVA Soft's apps cover most everyday phone photo fixes: removing unwanted objects, lines, glare, and blemishes; retouching faces; swapping or blurring backgrounds; enhancing, resizing, and restoring photos; and AI-driven edits such as expanding a frame, inserting a person, adding shadows, or editing from a text prompt. The company builds these tools for phones and tablets, and its two named products split the work by scope — TouchRetouch for fixing a single photo, Batched for editing a batch of photos at once.

The two apps and how they divide the work

App Best for What the site says
TouchRetouch Fixing one photo at a time Described as "your pocket app" for fixing a photo
Batched Editing many photos from a trip or gathering Described as the app to "edit them at once"

If you have one shot to rescue — a photobomber, a scratched scan, a blink — TouchRetouch is the relevant product. If you came back from a trip with dozens of similar frames, Batched is the one aimed at that job.

Cleanup: removing what shouldn't be there

  • Unwanted objects — the site lists instant removal of unwanted objects and items as a core feature.
  • Lines — a dedicated Lines Remover that removes lines "while maintaining a realistic look."
  • Glare — a Remove Glare tool for unwanted light reflections in photos.
  • Blemishes — a Blemish Remover for skin imperfections and acne.

These are the tasks where a phone editor earns its place: a cable across a landscape, a reflection on glass, a spot on a portrait.

AI-assisted edits

The site groups several features under AI, all presented as phone-based:

  • AI Expand — reformat, reframe, and expand any photo using an AI image extender, on iOS and Android.
  • Add Person — insert a person into a photo, with AI matching light and perspective.
  • Add Shadow — add realistic shadows to objects for depth.
  • AI Edit — describe a change in a text prompt and apply it on your phone.
  • AI Photo Filter — apply a preset to shift mood, lighting, and character in one tap.

For example, if a group photo is missing one person, Add Person is the feature to try; if a product shot looks flat, Add Shadow is the matching tool.

Portrait and face fixes

  • Face Retouch — smooth skin and remove imperfections for a cleaner look.
  • Face Fix — repair expression mishaps such as a blink, a sneeze, or a glance away.

Face Fix is the more distinctive one: it targets the shot you'd otherwise discard because someone closed their eyes.

Background, enhancement, and sizing

  • Background Remover — cut out the background, leaving only the subject.
  • Blur Background — blur the background for an artistic effect.
  • Photo Enhancer — adjust brightness, clarity, and contrast.
  • Photo Resizer — change size and resolution.
  • 360 Photo Editor — edit panoramic photos with 360 tools.

Restoration and full editing

  • Restore Photo — AI photo restoration for old family photos, described as gentle and built for heirlooms.
  • AI Photo Editor — a fuller editing environment with AI tools for comprehensive edits.

Restoration is worth trying before discarding a damaged family scan; the site frames it as fast and suited to fragile originals.

How to choose

Start from the task, not the feature list:

  • One photo with something to erase, a line, glare, or a blemish → TouchRetouch's removal tools.
  • A face problem (blink, skin) → Face Fix or Face Retouch.
  • A composition problem (missing person, flat lighting, tight frame) → Add Person, Add Shadow, or AI Expand.
  • A whole set of photos → Batched.
  • An old or damaged print → Restore Photo.

The site does not publish pricing or platform details beyond noting iOS and Android for AI Expand, so check the app store listing for the specific product before committing.