editaimg.com

editaimg.com is an image editing tool. Editaimg is a web-based AI image editor driven by text prompts. It handles object removal, background changes, upscaling, text replacement and translation, and portrait fixes, sold through non-expiring one-time credit packs instead of a subscription.

Editaimg is a browser-based AI image editor built around a single prompt box. A user uploads one or more images (up to eight at a time, each up to 50MB), types what should change, picks a resolution and aspect ratio, and generates the result. Typical jobs shown on the site include removing people from a background, placing a product into a realistic scene, replacing text inside an image, recoloring objects, and upscaling a photo. Beyond the general editor, the site splits common jobs into dedicated feature pages. These cover product photography scenes, jewellery retouching onto white backgrounds, text editing and translation inside images (over 130 languages), teeth and closed-eye fixes in portraits, hair and color previews, adding a person to a photo, a Gemini watermark remover that runs in the browser, and seasonal effects such as snowfall. Each page targets one narrow task, which makes the tool easier to approach for people who know the outcome they want but not the right prompt wording. A blog adds prompt examples, such as LinkedIn headshot prompts and guidance for translating Amazon listing images. The target audience is casual users who need quick touch-ups and small sellers who need cleaner product or listing images. The homepage states that no professional editing skills are required and that trying it does not require sign-up, though signing in unlocks generation history. The workflow is four steps: import, describe, choose settings, generate and download. Pricing is credit based rather than subscription based. Three one-time packs (160, 800 and 4000 credits) are offered, credits do not expire, and every pack includes a priority generation queue. That model suits occasional use better than a monthly plan would. Compared with full editors such as Photoshop or with general image generators, Editaimg trades manual control for speed and simplicity: edits are driven by text instructions rather than layers and brushes. It sits closest to other prompt-driven editing and background-removal web apps, with a stronger emphasis on task-specific landing pages for e-commerce and portrait fixes.