AI Photo Editor

AI Photo Editor is a browser-based image workbench that pairs conventional one-click retouching with current generative models, aimed at people who want a usable result without opening desktop software or learning a layer-based editor.

Editing tools. The three headline features are an AI background remover, a magic eraser that removes unwanted objects and people and fills the space behind them, and an upscaler that takes low-resolution images up to 4K. Automatic quality and lighting correction handles the ordinary case where a photo is simply underexposed or flat.

Generation. Alongside editing it runs a text-to-image generator with a choice of models, including Google's Nano Banana and Nano Banana Pro — the former tuned for character consistency across generations, which matters if you are producing a series featuring the same subject, and the latter positioned as the stronger prompt-following option. GPT Image 2 is also selectable. Higher tiers add Veo 3.1 video generation.

Pricing. This is a paid product with no permanent free tier. Work is metered in credits across three plans: Basic at $9.99/month (200 credits, about 50 generated images), Pro at $29/month (800 credits, roughly 200 images, high-resolution output, a priority queue and 40 Veo 3.1 videos), and Enterprise at $49/month (1,500 credits, about 375 images, ultra-high resolution and 75 videos). Annual billing takes roughly 30% off. All paid tiers include watermark-free PNG and JPEG downloads with commercial usage rights. Payment covers major cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, plus SEPA Direct Debit and iDEAL.

Worth knowing. Because everything is credit-metered, the practical monthly ceiling is the image count rather than the subscription price, and the entry tier's 50 images is modest for regular commercial work. The interface is multilingual.