AI for Photoshop that works on your layers.

What Sekondo does in Photoshop.

It learns from you, and this is just a sample. If Photoshop can do it, Sekondo does it.

• Learns your retouch on the first photo and repeats it across the whole batch, measuring every photo before touching it.
• Cuts out the product, places it in your template and adds the shadow, the reflection and the gradient the way you do.
• Sends the image through generative AI with a prompt written for each photo, not a generic one, and brings it back to its own layer.
• Adjusts each photo in a batch separately: backlighting, mixed light, subject and background each in its own way and on separate layers.
• Runs your saved actions and scripts and combines them, with rules on which layers or files they touch.
• Recomposes a design in another format, from landscape to square for example, repositioning every layer.
• Swaps the photos inside your templates’ smart objects, each one fitted in place, without rebuilding any.
• Translates posters without losing the typeface or the style of each word, and if you ask, duplicates the text layers by language, sorted into groups.
• Organises, renames, shows or hides layers with one command.
• Finds backgrounds and textures for your composition.
• Checks the spelling of every text layer.
• Exports at the resolutions you need - catalogue, web or social - with their colour profile. If you ask, with the name you want; on its own it does not rename or delete any file.
• Removes the background from every layer or image in a batch and gives them a colour background.
• Creates a campaign’s image sets with their variants of size, composition and text, and exports them in one go.
• Adds a watermark to every image, with the position, opacity and size you tell it.
• Writes the alt text for the images.
• Exports layers by their name, their visibility or the condition you set, to several folders.
• Builds adjustment layers with their masks and blend modes, for example Curves with Color Balance.
• Adjusts the exposure, colour, highlights and shadows, hue and saturation of each image.
• Selects the subject, blurs the background and applies Lens Blur.
• Extends the canvas when the image is short of space.
• Adds grain, noise, halftone or a colour tint.

How to brief it.

Like someone who just walked into the studio: it knows Photoshop and knows nothing about your client. You tell it which document, what you want and the judgement to apply. Before touching anything it reads the whole thing, and when it is done it tells you what has changed. Each command is a single step in the history: if you do not like it, Cmd+Z and it is back as it was.

It works on your computer, with your Claude or your ChatGPT. The file never leaves your machine.

Try it free for 7 days