imaig

imaig is an all-in-one AI image studio for generating pictures, then cropping, masking, inpainting, removing backgrounds, upscaling and building GIFs from frames, with a library and a project file format.

imaig is an image studio that combines AI generation with a set of editing tools in a single workspace. The page title describes it as an AI image generator and editor, and the meta description lists cropping, adjustments, inpainting, background removal and upscaling as the core operations. The interface opens on an empty canvas with a prompt to generate or upload an image, so work can begin from either a fresh generation or an existing file. The visible interface shows how a session is organized. A File menu handles starting a new canvas, opening from a library or from disk, saving to the library, downloading, and opening or exporting projects in a native .imaig format. Images can be duplicated as new versions, which suits trying alternative edits without losing the original, and a History panel keeps earlier results available. The crop tool offers rectangle, square, circle, ellipse and rounded shapes, with free-form, 1:1, 4:3, 3:2 and 16:9 ratios. A mask brush with adjustable size supports painting regions for inpainting. A less common feature is the GIF timeline. Frames can be captured from the current canvas or added from History tiles, given a default delay in milliseconds that can be applied to all frames, previewed, and exported as a GIF. An existing GIF can also be split into frames for editing. That ties generation, editing and simple animation together without leaving the tool. The product suits creators, marketers and hobbyists who want one place to produce an image, clean it up and export it, rather than moving files between a generator, a photo editor and a separate GIF maker. It sits between pure text-to-image services and full desktop editors: the editing depth is narrower than a professional suite, but the workflow is compact. The homepage content does not state pricing, supported platforms, integrations or model details, so those should be confirmed on the site before relying on the tool for production work.