PixGrid

PixGrid is a browser-based AI photo editor with a layered canvas, outfit changing, photo restoration, background and object removal, image generation and photo-to-video, sold through free and one-time credit passes.

PixGrid is a browser-based photo editor that combines a layered canvas with a large set of AI tools. The homepage counts 16 headline AI tools inside one editor, covering outfit swaps, combining two people in one photo, adding a person to a picture, restoring and animating old photos, headshots, image enhancement, text-to-image generation, and turning stills into short video clips. Background removal, object removal, inpainting, outpainting and cartoon or painting effects sit alongside them. The audience is mostly casual and semi-professional creators: Etsy sellers cleaning up product shots, social media managers, freelance photographers doing quick edits between shoots, and people who want a one-off result such as a LinkedIn-style portrait or a costume photo. A separate group of social planning tools handles TikTok profile grids, TikTok banners, YouTube thumbnails sized at 1280x720, Instagram grid previews and collages. In practice, the workflow has three steps: open the editor in a browser with nothing to install, upload a photo or generate one from a prompt, then apply AI tools and export. Work continues on the same canvas after an AI step, so a generated image can be layered, given text from the font library, and exported as PNG, SVG or PDF. The site names several models available inside the product, including Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 5, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.0 and FLUX Kontext. Per the privacy section, object removal, background removal and retouch run on the company's own private servers, while generation and AI edits are processed through fal.ai. Pricing is built around one-time passes rather than subscriptions: a free tier with watermarked exports, plus day, month and heavier monthly credit packs for premium AI tools. That makes it a fit for people who need heavy AI editing only occasionally. Compared with Photoshop or Canva, it trades depth and team features for speed and a focused set of AI shortcuts, and it sits closer to consumer-oriented editors than to professional retouching suites.