
AI Picture Editor
Edit photos with text prompts in the browser
About AI Picture Editor
AI Picture Editor is a browser-based photo editor that changes existing pictures from a written instruction. You upload a photo, describe what to change and what to keep, and the tool returns an edited version: a removed background, an erased tourist or trash bin, a restored family photo, a new backdrop for a product shot, or a restyle into watercolor, anime or pencil sketch. It is aimed at people who want those edits without learning layered editing software, such as ecommerce sellers, marketers, students and everyday users.
The editor does not run one model of its own. The composer offers a house option called AI Picture Lite alongside third-party models including Nano Banana, GPT Image, Grok and Qwen Image Edit, and the footer states that the site is not affiliated with the model providers. Every edit costs credits that vary by model and settings. You can try it with free trial credits without signing up, and a new account gets a one-time extra gift; there is no free plan beyond that. Downloads carry no watermark on free or paid edits.
Upload one or more reference images (JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB each as a guest), then pick a quick edit such as Remove background, Remove object, Restore old photo, Enhance photo, Improve lighting or Remove glasses, or write your own prompt. You can type @ to point the prompt at a specific uploaded image, and an Enhance my prompt option rewrites a short instruction into a fuller one.
Choose the model, aspect ratio, resolution (1K, 2K or 4K) and output format (PNG, JPEG or WEBP), check the credit cost on the Generate button, and run it. Results land in a Preview and History panel. A Make results public toggle controls whether the output is shared. The FAQ recommends naming the subject, the change and the details to preserve, then refining one change at a time.
- •Prompt-based editing - Describe the edit in plain language, from replacing a background with a sunlit kitchen to repairing scratches on an old print, and keep what you name unchanged.
- •Quick edits - One-click starting points for background removal, object removal, old photo restoration, photo enhancement, lighting and glasses removal.
- •Batch Photo Editor - Upload up to 10 images, give one shared instruction, follow each result as it arrives, retry failed images and download favorites or a ZIP. The FAQ notes there is no automatic folder-based batch editing.
- •Task-specific tools - Separate pages for object removal and replacement, image extension, product photos and product ads, fashion model and ghost mannequin images, colorizing, text editing in images, outfits and hairstyles.
- •Model choice - Switch between AI Picture Lite, Nano Banana, GPT Image, Grok and Qwen Image Edit per edit, with the credit cost shown before you generate.
- •Clean output - Watermark-free exports and commercial use of your pictures on both free and paid credits.
AI Picture Editor fits ecommerce sellers who need clean product backdrops or lifestyle scenes, social media managers preparing posts, and families restoring or colorizing old photos. Marketers can use the product ad and fashion model tools for quick campaign visuals, and the batch editor suits anyone giving a small set of photos a shared look.
It is a credit-based service rather than a free editor. Occasional users can buy a one-time credit pack, which never expires, while regular users can subscribe to a monthly or yearly plan. New visitors are offered half price on the first payment, with a countdown banner on the site, so check the renewal price before you subscribe.
Pricing
$15.90 - $69.90/mo
Basic $7.95 for the first period, then $15.90/mo; Pro $14.95 for the first period, then $29.90/mo; Max $34.95 for the first period, then $69.90/mo
- Basic$15.90/mo
- Pro$29.90/mo
- Max$69.90/mo
- 150 credits$4.99 once
- 330 credits$9.99 once
- 720 credits$19.99 once
- 1,550 credits$39.99 once
- 3,300 credits$79.99 once
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-11-05














