I used Picsart for almost five years and it was very easy for initial setup. When I used it, I appreciated the editing tools, like being able to create collages easily, remove backgrounds, enhance skin tones, change the resolution of pictures, and use filters. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm really unhappy with Picsart's customer service. Whenever I have an error or need to reach out to the team, no one replies to my messages. I've sent multiple emails and messages about an issue I had with their pixel campaigns, but I've been waiting over a month without a response. This lack of communication is incredibly frustrating. Also, there was a campaign where I earned money by posting videos on Instagram, but after the cooling period of 20 days, all my earnings were revoked without any explanation. It feels like scammer behavior, and I didn't expect this from Picsart. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is easy to use with a simple yet efficient UI. The performance is up to the mark as expected. The pricing is appropriate for editors but not for students. The collection of editing features is quite good. Even for the Mobile app the editing feels smooth and easy. It also provides various transition effects. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the rendering process takes too long and even fails. The price is too high for students; they should offer a separate student subscription. Also, some features are not up to the mark and could be improved.

The technical support responses quite slow and they try to close the chat early. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love Picsart's beautiful interface and how the AI image generation quickly turns vague ideas into usable designs. It saves time by eliminating the need for multiple tools for editing and design templates, providing everything in one place. The AI image generation feature removes my dependency on external sources for original visuals, allowing me to generate specific images instantly instead of settling for generic stock photos. I also appreciate how easy the initial setup was; I discovered it had a lot of amazing features beyond just splitting images. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

To be honest, Picsart is solid across the board. The one thing I'd love is more advanced AI customization, more control over style, tone and brand consistency when generating images. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Easy to use and user friendly experience with this tool. I loved to create collages for my freelance work as well as for my personal use, and this is the best to do it. Its AI features are really helpful and make it easier to create a masterpiece. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the ads somewhat disturbing. I understand that, as a free user, I’ll see pop-up ads, but they still feel like too much, and they create a lot of distraction. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The AI‑powered background remover is a genuine game‑changer for me. Before Picsart, cutting out backgrounds for mockups or social assets was a tedious manual job in Photoshop. Now it's one click – and the edge detection is surprisingly accurate, even with hair or complex shapes. That feature alone saves me hours each week. I also love the template library. When I need a quick client‑facing deck or social graphic, I grab a template, drop in our brand colours, and I'm done in five minutes. For internal pitches and rapid prototyping, it's invaluable. Picsart also solves our design bottleneck. Non‑designers on my team – marketing, sales, product – can now create polished visuals on their own. I don't have to drop everything for every small asset request. And the AI tools eliminate repetitive grunt work: background removal, resizing, batch editing. That frees me up to focus on real UX challenges. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Layer control is too basic. Moving elements backward and forward is clunky, and you can't group layers or lock them. For complex compositions, it's frustrating – I end up back in Photoshop. The desktop web version can be laggy. When I'm working on a large canvas or using the AI tools, I sometimes hit slowdowns. A more performant desktop app would be a big improvement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've been using Picsart for over 8 years and it was the first editing software I came across. It has always been my go-to editing app and I believe it will continue to be. I can see the updates in Picsart are up to the mark, evolving and innovating new AI technologies. I mainly use Picsart for editing all kinds of photos. Whenever I need to resize an image, add a background, or adjust something, my go-to app is always Picsart. What I like most about Picsart are its filters. The image mask is pretty good as it can automatically fetch the human body correctly. The initial setup was very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the filters are paid ones, and that frustrates me. I believe Picsart should bring in their own image generation model. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Picsart allows me to get an idea quickly at a stage where it can be visually understood. I really appreciate the quick usability and the deep selection of templates. I often use the video templates to quickly put together an idea, which is easier than writing a description for our motion graphics team. They can take my rough output and turn it into what I need. It's also very easy to get started with. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The output quality of Picsart can feel a bit amateurish in terms of how it looks and feels. I rarely find something that can be used without our design team needing to fix it. Also, I think it would be better with the integration of some better generative AI models. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Picsart to maintain a consistent brand look for my small business. I love the AI-powered Image Enhancer and Background remover because they provide professional results with just one tap, saving me a lot of time. The sticker library and a variety of fonts are huge pluses, allowing endless creativity and helping me create unique social media content. I appreciate that I can start a project on my phone during my commute and finish it later on my web version. The cross-platform sync is very reliable. Picsart solves the problem of needing high-end skills to produce professional-looking marketing materials and eliminates the friction of switching between multiple apps by offering everything I need in one place. The initial setup was straightforward, just sign up, and you are ready to go. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The app is so feature-rich that sometimes the interface can feel a bit crowded, so I'd love to see an even more streamlined or customizable workspace for frequent tasks. I'd suggest adding a 'Favorites' tab or a customizable toolbar where I can pin my most-used tools like the AI Enhancer and specific fonts. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What impresses me most is how easy these tools are to use and understand, and you don’t need to be an expert to master the basic skills. There are lots of filters and editing options, including templates, which makes it simple to get good results quickly. The integration of AI is especially helpful and powerful for editing backgrounds cleanly and accurately. It works on both my phone and my computer system, which is very convenient for regular use when I’m editing images for social media. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Many advanced features are available only in the paid versions, and the free version has many/frequent ads. Edited pictures also become very heavy in terms of storage size. More advancement is needed, like Photoshop. Overall, it’s useful for basic to intermediate use cases. Customer support, as I have come across, is not very responsive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Picsart regularly to create visuals for client presentations, social media posts and early-stage marketing drafts. Most of my work involves resizing images for different formats, adding branded text overlays, adjusting colors, removing backgrounds and exporting ready to use PNG or JPG files for client review.

Getting started was very straightforward. I signed up for the free plan and was able to begin editing immediately without any setup. I frequently use templates, text tools, layer-based editing, background removal and basic AI features to enhance images or generate quick variations. Exporting visuals is fast, which helps me meet tight client deadlines.

The free plan fits well into my workflow. I rely on the built-in image library when I need quick assets and the editing tools are intuitive enough that I don’t need advanced design software for most tasks. While I haven’t integrated Picsart with other tools yet, I mainly use it directly in the browser, which works reliably for my needs.

Whenever I’ve needed help, customer support has been responsive and clear, even on the free plan. Overall, Picsart is reliable, practical and plays an important role in my day-to-day client work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main limitation for me is the weekly AI credit limit on the free plan. When I’m working on multiple client visuals in the same week, I can reach the limit quickly and have to wait for credits to reset before continuing AI-based edits. Aside from that, the core editing tools work smoothly and meet most of my daily needs.. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.