Pixelcut

What is Pixelcut?

Pixelcut is an AI-powered image and video editing platform designed for e-commerce sellers, brands, small businesses, and social media content creators. It started out with functions such as object extraction from images, AI-generated backgrounds, and fast design on mobile devices; today it offers a range of features including batch image editing, generative filling, image enlargement, quality improvement, virtual try-on, image creation, video creation, as well as developer APIs.

Pixelcut emphasizes that there is no need for a traditional photography studio or complex layer manipulations: after users upload photos of products or people, the software can automatically isolate the subject, create a background that matches the lighting and perspective, add shadows, adjust the size, and export the resulting images suitable for use on Amazon, eBay, Shopify, and social media platforms.

Core functions

1. Intelligent background removal

Background Removal automatically identifies portraits, products, animals, cars, and other objects; it allows for the export of transparent PNG files or images with a white background, or the background can be replaced with a solid color or a custom background. The paid version offers virtually unlimited options for background removal, while free users have limited access to this feature.

Hair, fur, transparent plastics, glass, jewelry, and complex shadows can still be mistakenly cut. Product images should be enlarged to examine the edges, the shading at the points of contact, and the colors of the various elements; it’s not sufficient to rely on small preview versions.

2. Background of AI products

AI Backgrounds creates studio, lifestyle, or holiday scenes based on the product’s shape, angle, material, and descriptive keywords, striving to ensure that the lighting, perspective, and shadows are appropriate. Users can also reuse background styles to maintain visual consistency across a set of products.

The generated scene may alter the edges, reflections, size perception, or practical use of the product. Images intended for official sales should reflect the actual product as it is, and any non-existent accessories, packaging, or functions should be avoided.

3. Product Photos – Product photography

Pixelcut combines image cropping, background creation, shading, size adjustment, and design templates into a workflow for product photography. Sellers can use ordinary photos taken with their smartphones to create images with a white background, scene images for product detail pages, advertising images, and posts suitable for social media.

AI-driven product photography can help reduce the cost of basic materials, but it cannot completely replace professional photography, which requires precise colors, detailed close-ups, and an accurate representation of how the product looks in real use. High-value products should still have their photographs taken in a professional manner.

4. Magic Eraser and Pro Eraser

Magic Eraser is used to remove pedestrians, clutter, stains, and text; Pro Eraser offers more powerful synthetic reconstruction capabilities. Both tools are suitable for cleaning backgrounds, eliminating camera supports, and tidying up product images.

Removing objects creates nonexistent background details; news items, property listings, evidence, and defects in products should not be removed in a misleading manner. Removing watermarks does not grant any licensing rights for the work.

5. Generative Fill – Generative filling

Users can select a specific area and enter text to add, replace, or modify objects, clothing, decorations, and elements in the scene. It is ideal for quickly creating creative versions and client concept drafts.

The model may simultaneously change the unselected areas, the identity of the people depicted, the logo, and the product structure. Before releasing it commercially, it is necessary to compare it with the original image and verify the rights related to the portraits, trademarks, and any reference materials used.

6. Expand Image – Increase image size

Expand Image is used to transform a histogram into a horizontal or vertical format, to create space for a title, or to fill in any missing background areas. The AI extends the environment based on the original image, making it suitable for use across various platform formats as well as for creating different ad variations.

The extended content is the result of the model’s predictions and does not represent real scenes outside the camera frame. Real estate, travel, news, and product displays cannot describe these additional areas as actual locations that have been filmed.

7. Image enhancement and enlargement

Fast Upscaler is suitable for quickly increasing the size and clarity of images, while Upscale Enhance employs more computational power to improve details, reduce noise, and eliminate signs of compression. It can be used for low-resolution product images, old photos, AI-generated images, and print materials.

Zooming in will not restore the originally lost information; it may result in incorrect text, textures, and facial details. Original copies of IDs, documents, and accurate product images should be kept.

8. Batch editing

The Bulk Editor allows processing up to 10,000 images at a time; it enables batch photo cropping, size adjustment, enlargement, watermark addition, logo overlay, shadow insertion, cropping, image expansion, background replacement, and conversion to square format. After processing, individual images can be fine-tuned, and the entire set of results can be packaged into a ZIP file for download.

Pro includes 1,000 batch exports per month, while Business provides 2,000 such exports per month. The batch export parameters may not be suitable for images with different exposure levels, materials, or compositions; it is therefore necessary to first test them using samples and to check the results on a sample basis.

9. Consistency between shadows and products

The platform can add natural shadows, reflections, and margins to the isolated products, as well as standardize the background and the position of the main elements in the catalog images. When dealing with multiple stores, it is also possible to generate images of varying sizes and formats in bulk for different platforms.

Automatic shadows may conflict with the background lighting. Images on a white background must also comply with the rules set by the target platform regarding margins, proportions, elements, and text.

10. Virtual try-on

Try On allows garments to be displayed on different people, with various body types and poses, helping businesses create concept images of clothing as well as a variety of model assets. The API also provides a way for programmed try-on experiences.

Virtual try-on does not guarantee accuracy regarding size and drape; it cannot replace actual measurements, fabric details, or size charts. Using real people’s images in public requires permission for their portraits.

11. AI image generation and multi-model editing

Pixelcut aggregates various image models; the current model page includes series such as Nano Banana, Imagen, FLUX, GPT Image, Ideogram, Recraft, Runway, Seedream, Qwen, and Grok. Users can choose a model based on factors such as realism, text handling, speed, vector capabilities, or consistency.

Each model consumes approximately 1 to a dozen Credits, with some more advanced models requiring even more. The model selector displays the real-time cost; it is recommended to use models with lower costs for testing prompts, and only then switch to those that offer higher quality.

12. AI video generation

AI Video Generator supports video generation from text as well as from images; it can utilize models such as Kling, Veo, Runway, Hailuo, Luma, Seedance, Sora, and Wan. Some of these models allow the use of reference images, multiple resolution options, and synchronized audio, making them suitable for product animations, short videos, and social media ads.

Videos incur Credits based on the number of seconds and the model used, and this amount is usually much higher than that for images. Elements such as people, hands, text, logos, and product structures can shift as they move; therefore, a frame-by-frame inspection is necessary during the final delivery process.

13. Video background removal

Video Background Remover can identify people or products in a video without the need for a green screen; it allows for the export of transparent WebM files, or MP4 files with a solid background. It is suitable for use in teaching, presentations, product promotion, and team updates.

Fast movements, blurring, as well as changes in hair style and camera angles can cause edge flickering. It is also necessary to test in advance the compatibility of transparent videos with browsers, video editing software, and social media platforms.

Price and version comparison

Free version

The free version costs $0; it allows limited use of background removal, zooming, and basic editing tools, and exports can be made without watermarks. Free users typically have around 3 AI uses per day, with the specific features varying depending on the platform and server capacity.

The free version is suitable for testing the actual product capabilities and workflows; it does not include full models, team functionality, commercial licenses, or high-volume quotas.

Pro price

As of August 2026, the web version of Pro costs $10 per month; when paid annually, the cost is $8 per month, which represents a savings of about 20% compared to the monthly payment option.

600 AI credits per month, access to all AI models, virtually unlimited background removal and scaling capabilities, a team of 3 members, 1000 batch exports, and a commercial license.

The maximum estimated number of uses per day for Pro’s AI Backgrounds, Generative Fill, Pro Eraser, Expand Image, and Upscale Enhance is 300 times. Basic image masking, Magic Eraser, and Fast Upscaler can be used almost indefinitely by most subscribers.

Business price

The web version of Business costs $30 per month; the annual subscription amounts to $24 per month.

3600 AI Credits per month, access to all models, a team of 10 members, 2000 batch exports, a commercial license, and priority support.

Currently, generative tools allow for a maximum of around 1,200 uses per day. The price list on the official website also shows the possibility of obtaining more Credits; users who need larger amounts should refer to the billing options for accounts or to the corporate pricing.

Instructions for Pro+ and Max

The Credits table in the help center also lists Pro+ and Max: monthly or annual accounts receive 3600 and 9000 Credits per month respectively, while weekly payments entitle users to 400 and 1000 Credits per week; for the Pro plan, the amount is 200 per week or 600 per month.

Different platforms, regions, and accounts may display different names such as Pro, Pro+, Max, or Business.

The pricing list uses the Pro and Business tiers from the currently available public web page as a reference; it does not include amounts for other tiers within the application. When making a purchase, it is necessary to confirm the name of the plan, the duration, the number of Credits, and the number of team members.

How to use Credits?

Credits are primarily used for third-party services or images, videos, and models that require high computational power. Charges are applied only when generation is successful.

If the content is blocked by the moderation process after it has been generated, Credits may still be consumed.

The cost of each model is displayed in the model selector.

Credits can be topped up on a weekly or monthly basis, and the rules regarding the retention of unused credits are as indicated in the account settings. Users can manually purchase an additional 2000 Credits through the settings.

Automatic top-up

Users can enable Automatic Top-Up and set a maximum amount for additional spending per calendar month. When the balance runs low, the system will automatically deduct $10 each time and add 2000 Credits until the monthly limit is reached.

The consumption count is reset at the beginning of the following month.

The function is disabled when automatic deductions fail, and it must be reactivated manually. Team accounts should set a limit at a manageable amount and regularly check usage levels.

Pixelcut Usage Guide

Complete a basic task.

1. Clarify the purpose of the image, its dimensions, style, and requirements regarding commercial licensing.
2. Upload the original images for which you have permission to use, or provide clear instructions;
3. Select intelligent background removal to generate low-cost candidates first;
4. Use AI to correct the composition, as well as the subject and details, in product photos;
5. Zoom in to examine faces, hands, text, edges, logos, and artifacts;
6. Export after confirming the color, resolution, and licensing, while retaining the original image;

Create reusable professional workflows

1. Create a list of brand colors, fonts, layout elements, and elements that are prohibited.
2. Test intelligent background removal, AI product background removal, and Product Photos for product photography separately;
3. Use the same set of representative samples to compare quality, speed, and cost;
4. Complex edges, text, and images of key products should be handed over for manual refinement.
5. Standardize naming, dimensions, and review status;
6. Batch processing and release are carried out after random inspections;

The meaning of soft limits and no limits

• BackgroundRemoval, MagicEraser, and FastUpscaler are part of the basic AI tools; paid users have very high usage limits, which generally never get reached.
• For generative backgrounds, filling, image expansion, enhancement, and ProEraser, there are still daily soft limits: around 300 uses for Pro, around 600 uses for Pro+, and around 1200 uses for Max, without any deduction from the credit quota.
• The soft upper limit may be exceeded when capacity permits, or it may stop temporarily once reached;
• Switching to the Credits-based model allows you to bypass the relevant generative soft limits, but it increases costs;

Commercial use

The official help center allows Pixelcut to be used for both personal and commercial projects. When users have the right to upload images, they retain ownership of those images and can use the resulting designs for commercial purposes;

The materials and stock photos provided within the application are also stated to be usable for both personal and commercial purposes.

Commercial licenses do not cover photos, people, trademarks, or works created by third parties that the user does not have the right to upload. Whether AI-generated content is protected by copyright depends on the jurisdiction and the degree of human involvement in its creation.

Project privacy

According to the official statement, the images uploaded and saved as part of a project are transmitted in an encrypted manner and stored securely; the project remains private and is visible only to the account holder, and it is not made available to other users without explicit permission.

The privacy policy lists the data processing services such as Firebase, Google Cloud, Stripe, analytics, error monitoring, and messaging services. Confidential customer information and regulated data should still be uploaded only with organizational approval, and deleted when they are no longer needed.

Subscription, cancellation, and refunds

Subscriptions can be canceled at any time; after cancellation, access to the features and Credits will remain valid until the end of the current billing cycle. iOS, Android, and Web subscriptions must be managed through the original purchase channel: Apple subscriptions are canceled via the App Store, Android subscriptions via Google Play, and Web subscriptions via the Stripe billing portal.

The method of refund is also determined by the place where the purchase was made. Orders placed through Apple or Google must be submitted to the respective stores, and Pixelcut cannot override the decisions of those stores.

For web orders, a refund request can be submitted under Billing and Manage Subscription in the account.

Cross-platform use

• Web browser;
• iPhone and iPad apps;
• Android phone and tablet apps.

After purchase with the same account, the benefits can be reinstated on different platforms; however, prices may vary across iOS, Android, and Web due to regional pricing, store policies, and development progress. The same login details used at the time of initial purchase should be used to restore the account.

Pixelcut API

The developer API covers background removal, image enlargement, AI-generated backgrounds, and virtual try-ons; it can be used in product catalogs, market platforms, marketing tools, and for batch automation. Calls are made via API keys, and the documentation provides instructions on how to submit requests, as well as information on status and error handling.

The API is billed using Credits, with a base cost of around 0.01 US dollar per Credit. Removing the background currently requires 5 Credits per image, which is approximately 0.05 US dollars.

The available purchase packages include 1000 Credits for $10, 5000 Credits for $50, and 10000 Credits for $100, among others.

API subscriptions cannot be considered equivalent to the standard Pixelcut Pro/Business editing plans by default. Developers should check the balance, usage limits, file size constraints, and endpoint pricing separately in the API console.

API usage restrictions

• The API can only process images for which the user has rights.
• It is prohibited to use outputs to train one’s own models, as well as for any illegal, infringing, pornographic, violent, self-harmful, hateful, harassing, fraudulent, misleading, or harmful purposes.
• The platform may block requests, suspend accounts, or require additional verification;

GitHub and the open-source status

The Pixelcut commercial editor, background removal tools, and generation platform are not open-source software. There is currently no official GitHub repository that demonstrates the open-source nature of the entire product.

The PixelCut repository with the same name that is found through searches may belong to entirely different bioinformatics projects or third-party initiatives, and therefore cannot be used as an official source for downloads.

What is provided by the authorities are Web APIs and online documentation, not the source code of the core models that can be deployed privately.

Which users is it suitable for?

• Amazon, eBay, and Shopify sellers who create large quantities of images with a white background as well as scene images;
• Small businesses that need to take product photos and create social media ads quickly using their smartphones;
• Content creators who produce AI-generated images, short videos, and product animations;
• Operations staff responsible for managing multiple brands, teams, and a large number of catalog images;
• A fashion and e-commerce team responsible for previewing how garments will look on the body;
• Developers who can access functions such as image cropping, zooming, background removal, and virtual try-on through APIs.

Product advantages

• The workflow for extracting elements from products, handling backgrounds, shadows, and adjusting dimensions is complete;
• Batch editing allows for the processing of up to 10,000 images at a time;
• Aggregating a large number of mainstream image and video models;
• Available for use across Web, iOS, and Android platforms;
• Pro and Business include team features, commercial licenses, and bulk quotas;
• It provides APIs for background removal, zooming, background generation, and try-on.

Restrictions and Precautions

• Both free and paid services, those claiming to offer unlimited access, may have fair use limits or soft caps.
• Third-party advanced models continue to consume Credits, and the cost of videos is usually high.
• The background, try-on features, and videos related to AI-powered products may alter the details, colors, and proportions of those products, and they cannot replace the actual product descriptions.
• The package names, prices, and Credits may vary across different platforms; WebBusiness cannot be simply equated with the Pro+/Max versions of the help center.
• Automatic top-ups result in additional charges, so it is necessary to set a monthly limit before enabling this feature.
• Batch processing also requires sampling for quality inspection;

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Pixelcut free?

There is a free version available for $0, which allows for limited image cropping and zooming, with exports without watermarks; the free AI option typically permits around 3 uses per day, while advanced models and batch processing capabilities require a subscription.

How much does Pixelcut Pro cost?

The web version costs $10 per month; the annual plan amounts to $8 per month, and it includes 600 monthly credits, access for a team of 3 people, 1000 batch exports, and a commercial license.

How much is Business?

The monthly fee is 30 dollars; on an annual basis this amounts to 24 dollars per month. The package includes 3,600 monthly credits, access to a team of 10 users, and 2,000 bulk export operations.

Can Pixelcut be used for commercial purposes?

Yes, the paid plans include a commercial license; the authorities also allow the use of licensed materials and in-app resources for commercial projects, but the user remains responsible for any third-party rights involved.

How many images can be processed at once?

The Bulk Editor page indicates that a maximum of 10,000 images can be processed at once; it allows for batch image cropping, size adjustment, enlargement, addition of watermarks and shadows, as well as background replacement.

Does Pixelcut have an API?

Yes, it supports background removal, zooming, background generation, and virtual try-on. The basic cost is around 0.01 dollar, while the cost for image masking is approximately 0.05 dollar per image.

Is Pixelcut open source?

It is not open source. It is a commercial cloud-based editing and generation platform; making the API available does not mean that the source code of its core models is made public.