Prisma

by Prisma Labs, Inc.

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Prisma is a mobile photo and video editing app that applies neural-network-based artistic filters to images and clips. It was launched by Prisma Labs and became widely known for transforming photos into stylized artwork.

Design & GraphicsFounded by Alexey MoiseenkovVisit website →
🔍 Last checked: 9/19/2026 · Confidence: 86%

Why Abandoned

Prisma Labs continues to list Prisma as a current product, and the app remains available through its official website and mobile app stores.

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📅 Timeline

2016-06-11

Prisma launches on iOS

Prisma debuted as an iPhone photo-editing app using neural networks to recreate images in the styles of artworks and visual patterns.

2016-07-24

Android version released

Prisma expanded to Android after its rapid adoption on iOS.

2016-08-24

Prisma adds offline processing

The company began moving filter processing onto users’ devices, reducing reliance on remote servers for supported effects.

2018-08-14

Prisma Labs launches Lensa

The team behind Prisma introduced Lensa, a separate portrait-retouching app that later became a major focus for Prisma Labs.

🔄 Alternatives to Prisma

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Prisma AI photo editor?

Prisma is a mobile photo and video editor that uses neural-network-based effects to transform media into artwork-inspired styles.

Who created the Prisma app?

Prisma was created by Prisma Labs, with Alexey Moiseenkov identified as its founder.

When was Prisma launched?

Prisma launched on iOS in June 2016 and expanded to Android in July 2016.

Is Prisma still available?

Yes. Prisma is presented as a current Prisma Labs product and remains linked from its official website to mobile app stores.

What are the best alternatives to Prisma?

Alternatives include Adobe Firefly for generative image editing, Canva Magic for integrated design tools, Midjourney for stylized image generation, and Stable Diffusion for customizable open image-generation workflows.