Skylum Reviews

I think it’s worth the money. Nothing super fancy, but for what you get, the price is good and I’m happy with it...

I’ve been using Skylum for a few months now, it’s been surprisingly steady. I’ve thrown some bigger RAW files at it too, the kind where you can practically hear your laptop fan thinking about taking off, and I still haven’t had any random crashes.
It opens fast enough that I don’t find myself staring at the loading screen, which I appreciate more than I expected. The little stuff matters to me, like menus responding right away and sliders not doing that tiny half-second stutter every time you move them. Some other photo apps I tried would freeze at the worst possible moment, so this has been a relief.
The updates have also been painless so far. No weird error popups, no settings mysteriously changing, no “why is this button in a different place now” situation. Overall, I’ve been happy with Skylum and it’s become one of those tools I just open without worrying about it.

I’ve been using Skylum mainly for the AI features and it’s made my editing process way quicker, especially when I’m doing sky replacements or fixing up portraits because it gets things surprisingly close without me having to sit there messing with a million sliders, it’s not perfect every single time but most of the time it’s good enough that I just make a few small tweaks and move on

Well... I canceled my plan and the refund came through quickly. No issues, no back-and-forth, just a smooth process.

I found it simple to use overall. Took me a minute to figure out couple things, but nothing too confusing. For everyday use, it does job well enough.

I mostly use Skylum alongside Lightroom, it fits into my workflow in a seamless way. I can begin my edits in Lightroom, send a photo over to Skylum for cleanup or sky replacement, and then bring it back without creating a mess in my folders or disrupting how I organize things.

It is not flawless every single time, but it definitely cuts down on a lot of extra steps. For my regular photo work, it does what I need, keeps things moving, and doesn’t make the whole process feel slower or more complicated than it needs to be.

I had a small issue that felt avoidable, but support got back to me really quickly and had it fixed fast. Overall, a smooth experience once I reached out...

I was lost with photo editing at first, but the skylum tutorials kinda cleared things up for me. The videos are simple, not crazy long, and I could just follow along without feeling totally confused. Picked up a few cool little tricks in one evening, so yeah, happy with the learning stuff on their site

I just renewed my subscription recently, that’s what’s sticking with me right now, it was super easy. The license activated right away without any hassle, so no complaints from my latest experience.

To be fair, I haven’t run into any issues so far. Skylum has been quick for me, exports finish fast, and the site doesn’t freeze or drag. Overall, it’s been a smooth experience

Just wanted to share my experience in case anyone’s worried about setting this up. The install was straightforward, and the updates went through without any issues. I’d just warn others not to skip the updates or put them off, because at least for me, everything ran smoothly once they were installed.

I’ve been happy with the photo edits overall. The skies and colors usually come out really nice, and I think most customers would appreciate that you don’t have to spend a ton of time tweaking things to get a good result. A couple of the tools can be a bit slow here and there, so it’s not perfect, but the final photos generally look great.