Muke AI

Muke AI is a web-based AI photo editor offering prompt-driven edits, object removal, headshots and background changes on a credit system. The service is scheduled to end on January 1, 2027, with users redirected to Vizea AI.

Muke AI is a browser-based photo editor that changes images from a text instruction. A visitor uploads a picture, picks a model (the default is labelled nano-banana), chooses an aspect ratio such as 1:1, 3:2, 9:16 or 16:9, types what should change, and presses Generate. The result appears beside the upload area, and a history panel keeps recent outputs for one day only. The editing toolkit centers on a handful of everyday jobs. An object remover lets users brush over photobombers, watermarks or clutter so the background is rebuilt behind them. A headshot mode turns a clear selfie into a studio-style portrait with a cleaner backdrop and more formal clothing. A background tool detects the main subject and can make the backdrop transparent, blur it or replace it with a generated scene. The site also advertises batch processing for keeping a consistent look across many files, and states that uploads and outputs are handled privately. The audience is wide but practical: job seekers wanting a profile picture without a photoshoot, online sellers cleaning up product shots, and social media creators who need quick background changes. Because the interface is a single upload box and a prompt field, it asks for little editing skill, which sets it apart from layer-based desktop software. Access follows a credit model. New accounts receive 10 bonus credits, each generation or advanced edit spends credits, and further credits are sold as packages rather than a monthly subscription. Some core tools can be tried before registering. One fact matters more than any feature: the homepage announces that Muke AI will stop operating on January 1, 2027, and directs users to Vizea AI. Accounts and credits are said to carry over, but past creations are not transferred and must be downloaded beforehand. Anyone evaluating the tool should treat it as a service with a fixed end date and look at Vizea AI as the successor.