You snap a photo and wonder if it actually works. PhotoMentor answers that question in seconds. Upload your shot—get a numerical score plus detailed feedback on composition, lighting, color harmony and technical execution. Visual boxes draw around problem areas. Highlights show what's working.
Standard composition techniques get covered (Rule of Thirds, leading lines). PhotoMentor spots distractions you missed. It identifies visual dead zones—places where nothing interesting happens. Each critique includes specific suggestions for improvement. A street photographer uploads a candid scene. They learn the subject sits too centered. Harsh shadows kill the mood. That's actionable.
The free plan offers three initial analyses. After that? One per day. You'll only see basic composition scores though. Pro runs $5 monthly (or $30 yearly)—unlocks full feedback with visual bounding boxes and detailed critiques. There's a $49 lifetime option too. The Chrome extension and Telegram bot let you analyze photos wherever you already work.
History tracking shows your progress over time if you're on Pro. PhotoMentor handles portraits, street photography, architecture and wildlife. Beginners get constructive feedback without Reddit photo forum toxicity. Hobbyists avoid Instagram's silence. Professionals grab a quick second opinion before sending work to clients. The batch culling feature for pros? Still in development. You get objective critique—no human ego attached.
