EditPix AI

EditPix AI is a web-based image editor and generator that applies edits from plain-language prompts: background removal, object erasing, restoration, upscaling and more. It uses a credit system, starts with free credits and states that outputs carry no watermark.

EditPix AI is a browser-based image editor and generator that works from written instructions instead of layers and brushes. A user uploads a JPG, PNG or WebP file (up to ten images per job), types what should change, and receives the edited result in roughly a minute. Typical prompts include removing a background, erasing a person, replacing a sky, editing text inside a photo or changing an outfit. The same interface can also create new images from a text prompt, so concept work and later refinement happen in one place. The editor exposes a model picker (Seedream 4.5 is shown on the homepage), an optional prompt optimizer, aspect ratio choices including Auto 2K and Auto 4K, an image count and a seed value. Each generation consumes credits; the example on the homepage shows a five credit charge. New accounts receive free credits, and more can be bought through monthly or yearly subscriptions or one-time packs that the site says never expire. Outputs are described as watermark-free on every plan, and the site states that uploaded files are deleted after processing and are not used for training. Beyond the main editor, the homepage lists dedicated tools for background removal, photo restoration and colorizing, text and watermark removal, teeth whitening, sticker creation, cartoon and sketch conversion, object removal, enhancement, upscaling up to 8K, outpainting, background changing and clothes changing. The wider site also covers text to video, image to video, text to speech and speech to text, plus pages for specific models such as GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana 2. The audience is broad: e-commerce sellers cleaning product shots, social media managers, freelance designers, students and people restoring family photos. Compared with layer-based software such as Photoshop, it trades manual precision for speed and low skill requirements. Compared with single-purpose online tools, it bundles many edits behind one prompt box, though results depend on the underlying model and the wording of each request.