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This mobile app allows photographers to quickly select and send photos for AI-powered editing, receiving polished JPEGs ready for sharing in minutes. It's designed for on-the-go use, eliminating the need for a laptop and enabling instant delivery of highlights.
What's New in Imagen Go
1.2
October 21, 2025
Bug fixes: 1. Fixed a permissions bug when users chose to upload files from the "File browser", the permission dialog wouldn't open, and they won't be able to download the edited images.
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FAQ
What is Imagen Go used for?
Imagen Go is a mobile app designed for photographers to quickly select and send photos for AI editing, receiving polished JPEGs ready for sharing in minutes. It's ideal for delivering event highlights rapidly.
Can I edit photos offline with Imagen Go?
The app is designed for on-the-go use, allowing you to select and upload photos from your phone. However, the AI editing process requires an internet connection to send photos for processing and receive the results.
Does Imagen Go replace the desktop app?
No, Imagen Go is not a full replacement for the desktop app. It is specifically built for speed, highlight selection, and convenience on mobile devices.
What kind of AI profiles can I use with Imagen Go?
You can choose from your existing Imagen Personal, Talent, or Lite profiles to ensure consistent editing styles for your photos.
How quickly can I get edited photos back?
The app is designed for fast turnaround. You can upload photos, have them edited by AI, and receive notifications when your polished JPEGs are ready, often within minutes.
What devices does Imagen Go support?
Imagen Go is available for iPhone and iPad devices.
Is Imagen Go suitable for all types of photography?
Imagen Go is particularly perfect for wedding, proposal, and event photographers who need to deliver sneak peeks or highlights quickly. It's also useful for traveling photographers working without a laptop.
How often is Imagen Go updated?
The app was last updated on October 21, 2025, with version 1.2. This indicates a relatively active development cycle for new features and improvements.





