AI Image Editor
AI Image Editor lets creators and marketing teams edit photos, generate images, and make short videos using prompts, reference media, and selectable models. It shows estimated credit costs before generation and supports image workflows up to 4K output.
Who it's for
- E-commerce teams editing product photos or creating product cutouts with background removal.
- Marketing and social media teams creating campaign graphics, posters, infographics, or branded content.
- Artists and creators iterating on visual concepts with text prompts and reference images.
How it fits your workflow
Choose image or video generation, upload a reference image if needed, and enter a prompt describing the subject and requested changes.
Select a model and review its estimated credit cost before generating. The page says image and video tools share one account and credit balance.
Review the result, iterate with another prompt or use a specialist enhancement or background-removal tool, then export.
Pricing
Free: Signup is free and does not require a credit card; the page does not specify a free credit allocation.
Basic
$15/month
- · 200 credits every month
- · All core models and editing tools
Pro
$39/month
- · 800 credits every month
- · Subscriber-only models
Max
$160/month
- · 3,600 credits every month
- · Highest limits for heavy use
Prices checked on Oct 28, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Natural-language image editing
- Upload an image and describe a change in a prompt, such as changing lighting, style, clothing, or a scene.
- Multiple image models
- Choose from image models with different stated strengths, including reference edits, text rendering, photoreal generation, and high-resolution output.
- Reference-image editing and fusion
- Use reference media in the generation flow; the page says users can blend up to 14 images in a controlled generation workflow.
- Character consistency
- The page states that up to five characters can be maintained across edits.
- Image enhancement and background removal
- Run an enhancement pass on a soft image or use background-removal tools for product or portrait cutouts.
- Text-to-image generation
- Create a new visual by entering a prompt describing the subject, scene, style, composition, and lighting.
Limitations to know
- Usage is credit-based; the listed paid plans allocate 200, 800, or 3,600 credits per month.
- The page does not state the supported image formats or whether a dedicated API is available.
Alternatives to consider
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AI Image
Choose it if you want a browser-based image studio that runs multiple leading image models side-by-side.
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Editimg
Choose it if you want a broader suite that explicitly includes upscaling, restoration, and style transfer alongside editing and background removal.
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AIImageEditor
Choose it if you want a browser-based suite that explicitly lists tools such as watermark removal, text replacement, and object removal.
Getting started
- Create an account; signup is free and does not require a credit card.
- Choose image or video generation and upload reference media if needed.
- Enter a prompt, choose a model, and check the estimated credit cost.
- Generate the result and review or iterate.
Frequently asked questions
What is AI Image Editor?
It is an independent AI creation workspace operated by LOGICTECH PTE. LTD. for editing images, generating visuals, and creating short videos with prompts, reference media, and credit-based usage.
How do I start using AI Image Editor?
Create an account, choose image or video generation, upload any reference media you want to use, and enter a prompt. The interface shows the model, estimated credit cost, and task status before and after generation.
How should I write a prompt?
The page recommends describing the subject, scene, style, composition, and lighting. For editing, it recommends direct instructions, such as changing the sky to a starry night.
Can I use generated images commercially?
Commercial use is generally allowed, subject to compliance with the Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy and having the necessary rights for inputs, prompts, and final assets.
Why might an edited image look blurry or low quality?
The page lists low-resolution or blurry source images, overly complex or drastic prompts, and export settings as possible causes. It recommends using high-resolution originals, breaking complex edits into simpler steps, and selecting the highest-quality export option.