Evoto AI Review: Batch Portrait Retouching in My Workflow

Evoto AI helps me retouch selected portraits in batches after editing in Lightroom. This walkthrough shows how I use it for stray hairs and small skin distractions.

Originally published on YouTube Mar 6, 2025.

Select the images that need retouching

I use Lightroom ratings and facial recognition to narrow down the photographs before exporting them for retouching. In the example, that separates the selected portraits from a much larger delivered gallery.

Keep the adjustments controlled

I demonstrate the tools I use most, then synchronize the adjustments and inspect the results. Automated retouching still needs a human check, especially where hair, faces, or backgrounds vary between images.

A focused finishing step

This is software coverage using a real wedding gallery, not a wedding film. The video explains why I use Evoto as a finishing step and how I export the results for delivery. Prices and credit offers mentioned in the original recording may have changed.

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