Robin
Pictures

Every version, one press away.

Make a picture in the chat, or open one, and change it on a bench where every edit lands beside the one before. The tools you reach for most are free, on your Mac.

Kettle Cove Post’s harbour in its last light on the Pictures bench, and under it its tools, Vary, Cut out, free, and Bigger, which needs a key, and its versions, The picture chosen.
  • Free on the rail Erase, Enhance, Cut out the background and Looks.
  • Click to pick The subject where you point, or a part by its name.
  • Redraws, priced first A new angle, a new light, a new shape.
  • Nothing lost Every edit is a version. Step back with ←.

Opens on a demo. The harbour in its last light: Kettle Cove Post’s key art, to erase from, relight or see from a new angle. Free, on your Mac, nothing to set up.

Click it, then change it.

Click someone or something in the picture and it is chosen, ready to erase, fill or change. Or drag a box over a part and ask about just that part. Select by words… finds “the sky” or “the dog” on your Mac, for free; when the Mac cannot, Find it on your key looks for about 1¢, its price on the press. Ask in the chat and Robin uses the same presses, a paid redraw put to you with its price first.

The Pictures bench with Kettle Cove Post’s harbour: Select by words open under the strip, the white boat typed beside Select; on the picture the white boat in its box, the rest dimmed, and its bar: Ask about the selection, Change it, Erase, Fill, Cut out, Takes and Remove.

Taken out, filled in.

The four presses on the rail are free and run on your Mac. If the Mac’s eraser cannot be got ready, or it cannot cut the subject out, the press offers your picture key instead, priced.

  • Erase paint over something and it is filled in from what is around it.
  • Enhance light, colour and skin balanced in one press.
  • Cut out the background the subject kept, the background taken away.
  • Looks eight of them, from vivid and golden to mono and noir.

The same scene, seen again.

Each redraw opens a panel first and shows its price before anything is sent. With no key it says Needs your own key, and nothing is sent or charged.

  • A new angle drag where the camera stands, and the scene comes back seen from there.
  • Relight the light’s direction, its warmth and the time of day.
  • Extend to a new shape carried out to 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5.
  • With someone from the cast a person from the project put into the picture.
  • Combine pictures up to four made into one.
The Pictures bench with Kettle Cove Post’s harbour at sunset, and the A new angle sheet open over it: a pad to drag where the camera stands, From the left chosen, and Make it, which needs your own key.

Finished by hand.

Crop levels a picture by its horizon; Adjust sets light and colour, levels, curves and each hue on its own, with a histogram. Layers hold text, shapes and lifted parts. Brand kit and sizes reads a logo’s colours, checks their contrast and makes twelve store and social sizes. Compare two versions side by side, keep one with P, and if Pixelmator Pro is on your Mac, send a picture there and bring it back as a new version.

The Pictures bench with Kettle Cove Post’s harbour in its last light: whitewashed cottages and a red post box on the quay, two fishing boats in the harbour, a lighthouse and the setting sun.

The price before you press.

Every make says what it costs and whose it is before it runs. Above the limit you set, it waits for your yes.

Free, on this Mac

  • Erase, Enhance, Cut out and Looks
  • Picking by a click or by words, on your Mac
  • Crop, Adjust and Layers
  • The brand kit and its twelve sizes
  • A meme of the picture

On your Claude plan or your own key

  • A new angle, Relight, a new shape, the cast, Combine
  • Fill and Make it bigger
  • Find it on your key, about 1¢

Works with what you use.

  • fal
  • Runway
  • Luma
  • Pixelmator Pro

Pictures, and eleven more apps beside it.

Robin is one app on your Mac: $39 for the first 100 licences, then $59, paid once, for two Macs and every update.