PXDMD

You drop an image into the editor, with JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC all accepted. No account is needed to look around, and new users receive a small allowance of free credits to try the tools.

You then choose the operation. Background removal runs automatically and produces a transparent cutout; background generation replaces it with an AI-created scene appropriate to the product; object removal takes a selection and fills the gap; the tinter applies a colour across the image using blend modes rather than a flat overlay.

Finally you export at high resolution. Each operation consumes credits from your monthly allowance, with the cost varying by the complexity of the feature used, so a simple background cut and a generated scene do not draw down the same amount.

• •Background remover - Cuts the subject from its background with edge detection built to cope with complex outlines such as hair and fine product detail.
• •Background changer - Replaces the removed background with a flat colour or an AI-generated scene, which is the step that turns a plain cutout into a usable listing image.
• •Object remover - Erases unwanted elements from a photograph and fills the space, removing the need to reshoot when something intrudes on the frame.
• •Image tinter - Applies a signature brand colour across an image using professional blend modes rather than a flat wash, keeping the underlying detail visible.
• •High-resolution export - Output is sized for web, print or social media, and images processed on a paid plan carry full commercial usage rights.
• •Credit-based plans - Three monthly tiers from 35 to 875 credits, so the cost scales with volume rather than charging a flat fee for occasional use.

Small e-commerce sellers preparing product listings are the clearest fit, especially anyone photographing stock at home and needing consistent white or branded backgrounds across a catalogue. Social media managers producing a steady stream of posts get value from the object remover and tinter, which handle the two most common fixes between a raw photo and a brand-consistent post. Freelancers and small agencies handling image preparation for clients will find the volume tiers more economical than per-image services. It is worth being clear about two things before committing: there is no ongoing free tier, only a one-off allowance of a few credits at signup, and the discounts shown on the pricing page are permanent anchors rather than a limited offer, so the prices actually charged are $9, $29 and $99.