AI Photo Editor · iOS
Turn any photo into art.
Piko transforms your photos into Studio Ghibli art, anime, oil paintings, watercolors, sketches, pop art, 3D, and 100+ other AI styles. Plus virtual try-on, background removal, and full AI photo editing — no skills needed.
What Piko can do
100+ Art Styles
Ghibli, anime, oil painting, watercolor, pencil sketch, pop art, 3D — turn any photo into art.
AI Virtual Try-On
See yourself in different outfits, settings, and looks with AI image-to-image generation.
Background Removal
Cut subjects from backgrounds in one tap. Clean edges, no green screen needed.
AI Photo Enhancement
Upscale low-res photos, fix old prints, and improve detail with AI.
Face Editor
Touch up portraits, smooth skin, adjust lighting — without making anyone look fake.
No Skills Needed
Tap a style. Pick a photo. Done. The AI does the work.
From the blog
View all →Apr 11, 2026 · 7 min read
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Ghibli, Anime, Oil Painting: A Practical Guide to AI Art Styles
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AI Skin Smoothing: How to Touch Up Portraits Without Making Anyone Look Like Wax
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Photo to Painting: The Best AI Styles for Portrait Photos (And the Worst)
Turning a portrait into a painting sounds romantic. Half the time the AI hands you something that looks like a stranger in a costume. Here is the short list of styles that consistently work.
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Cartoon Yourself: A Guide to AI Avatar Styles That Actually Look Like You
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Enhance Old Print Photos with AI: Bringing Faded Memories Back to Life
You have a shoebox of old prints. AI can do most of the heavy lifting if you scan them properly first. Skip the scan step and you will fight the model the entire time.
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Pet Photo Art Ideas: 11 AI Styles That Make Your Dog Look Like a Renaissance Lord
Pet portraits are one area where AI styles consistently work. Fur takes brush strokes well, animals do not get the uncanny-valley treatment humans do, and the results genuinely look frame-worthy.
Frequently asked questions
What is Piko?
Piko is an iOS app that uses AI to transform your photos. It includes 100+ art styles (Ghibli, anime, oil painting, etc.), virtual try-on, background removal, photo enhancement, and a face editor.
Does Piko have the Ghibli filter?
Yes. Piko has a Studio Ghibli-inspired art style as one of its 100+ styles, alongside anime, watercolor, oil painting, sketch, pop art, and many more.
Is Piko free?
Piko is free to download and includes free credits to try. Additional generations require a subscription ($8.99/week or $17.99/month) or a credit pack.
Are my photos used to train AI models?
No. Photos are uploaded for AI processing only and are not used for model training. Generated content auto-deletes after a period of time.
What devices does Piko support?
iPhone and iPad, iOS 16 and later. There is no Android version.
Make your photos into art.
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