Glossary
Photo culling
Also called: culling, auto-cull
Photo culling is the process of narrowing a large shoot down to the keepers by removing blurred, blinked, badly lit, or duplicate frames.
Culling is often the slowest part of a photographer's post-production: a wedding can produce thousands of frames, most of which will never be delivered.
AI-assisted culling scores each photo on sharpness, exposure, and composition, and sorts them into buckets — reject, review, keep — so the photographer makes decisions in one pass instead of many.
Pixeva's Auto Cull Assistant runs this on any gallery and is available on all plans.
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Last reviewed 2026-09-02 · Pixeva