Dumping the user in a dead end with no way out but looking at buying additional features is hardly fare and is definitely enraging.

It will not access my photos. It’s in portrait mode, which, on iPad Pro takes up only 1/3 of available space, and thirdly, most of features are locked behind their subscription model. Just get Bazaart—it’s the best out there.

So I'm limited to 3 cuts a day?

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Limited to 3 cuts. Sheeze, big deal, not free, forced to upgrade. I saw a review giving a work around. Time to support developers that tell the truth from get go instead of bait and switch operations.

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The name was changed from pro to se.With that change came with the limit of 3 cut outs before it was unlimited.This was never mentioned in the app update listing in the App Store. Update The unlimited cut outs are still there you have to take extra steps to access them. You start by clicking on collage then select your picture then select background removal.

The app is limited to number of photos and after that you have to download the app with subscription Not recommended

Allows only three pictures a day. Seems to be a demo version but with a $10 price tag.

I was using Collart Pro, which was a fantastic and free background remover and design app. When I "upgraded" in April 2022, it switched to this SE app, which is quite a downgrade in my estimation. This SE upgrade took away the basic, unlimited background removal option, and the cost to subscribe to those features is ludicrously expensive. I think it said $49.99 for a certain number of months. What?🤯 Naturally, you can't go back to the last version, because Pro is gone. Did this app get bought out, or is this just a random price hike? If I want to subscribe to a full design suite, I would just go to Adobe. If this SE app wants to compete with PhotoRoom and Canva, the Premium price needs to come way down to their more reasonable rates. I'm disappointed in this extreme and unexpected change in direction for a once-handy design app. I hope the developers consider a competitive price to purchase the old Pro version. Because from my perspective, Premium is too expensive and offers advanced features that non-professional designers need or can afford. The SE version has nothing on Pro. And Premium is too costly. If you make Pro a purchase option for maybe $8.99, you'll make plenty of profit from three very different user tiers.