ImgPilot

ImgPilot is a web-based AI image generator and editor offering seven image models, chat-based editing with @ references, side-by-side model comparison, enhancement, background removal, photo restoration, video, and a local image converter, all on a credit system.

ImgPilot is a browser-based AI image workspace that combines text-to-image generation, conversational editing, and a set of focused photo utilities. It offers seven image models, including GPT Image 2, GPT Image 2.5 variants, Seedream 5.0 Pro, Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2 and Grok Image, so a user can pick a model for a given job instead of committing to one engine. The product splits into two main entry points. The AI Image Generator suits people who already know what they want: write a prompt, choose a model, aspect ratio and resolution, then generate and download. Chat to Image is the fuller workspace. Users can upload references, type @ to point at an exact earlier result, and send the same prompt and inputs to as many as three models in parallel. Results come back independently, which makes differences in style and instruction-following easy to judge. The strongest version can then be refined with a short follow-up request, and finished results are saved so they can be reopened later. Around the generator sits a toolkit of narrower features: an image quality enhancer with a before-and-after check, background removal for portraits and product photos, a GIF background remover, old photo restoration, a short AI video generator that can start from a finished image, and a converter for PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC and HEIF that runs locally in the browser. A prompt library offers published starting points for posters, portraits, product shots, logos and 3D scenes that can be sent straight into the generator. Usage runs on credits. New users receive free starter credits, and paid subscriptions add monthly credit balances, higher output resolution, longer history and more video capacity, with one-time top-ups also available. ImgPilot fits freelancers, e-commerce sellers, social content creators and designers who want several image models and common cleanup tasks in one place, rather than juggling separate subscriptions. Its closest alternatives are single-model generators and standalone editing apps, with the multi-model comparison as the main differentiator.