Pixelcut

Pixelcut is a product-photography tool that happens to be an AI image editor. Its feature list reads as a checklist of everything a small e-commerce seller needs between shooting a product on a kitchen table and putting it on a storefront: cut the background out, drop the item onto a clean white or a generated scene, add a believable shadow, expand the frame to fit a marketplace's aspect ratio, and repeat across a hundred SKUs.

What it does

• Background removal and one-tap white backgrounds for marketplace listings
• AI backgrounds that place a product into a generated scene, with AI shadows so the composite does not look pasted
• Magic Eraser for removing objects, and AI Edit for prompt-driven changes to an existing image
• Image upscaling for low-resolution source photos
• Expand to extend an image beyond its original frame
• Mannequin removal and virtual try-on for apparel sellers
• Batch editing so a whole catalogue is processed in one pass
• AI image and video generation for shots you do not have

Where it runs

iOS, Android and the browser, with edits syncing across them — useful because the photo is usually taken on a phone and the listing is usually finished on a laptop.

Pricing

A free tier covers limited background removal and upscaling and exports without a watermark. Pro is $10 a month ($8 billed yearly) for 600 AI credits, unlimited background removal and upscaling, all AI models, 1,000 batch exports a month, a three-seat team and a commercial licence. Business is $30 a month ($24 yearly) for 3,600 credits, 2,000 batch exports and ten seats.

Pixelcut reports more than 70 million creators using the product. The commercial licence on paid tiers is the detail worth checking if you are selling the output — the free tier does not include one.