Pixolm

Pixolm is a web workspace for generating AI images from text or references and editing them with prompts and masks. It includes task history, an asset library, credit-based pricing and a free tier with 20 welcome credits.

Pixolm is a browser-based AI image workspace that covers both creating pictures and editing them afterward. Work starts from a text description, a reference image, or a combination of the two, and the result can then be adjusted without leaving the same environment. It is aimed at designers, marketers, small sellers and hobbyists who want one place for generation, retouching and keeping track of past work, rather than a separate tool for each step. There are two creation modes. AI creation is conversational: an image is developed and refined through back-and-forth messages. Custom Create hands the controls to the user, who sets the prompt, reference images, mask, aspect ratio, resolution, quality and image count directly. The mask editor allows targeted changes to a single area, provided the selected provider supports that kind of edit. The site also has dedicated pages for specific jobs: object removal, replacing text in posters or screenshots in a similar font style, swapping a photo background while keeping the subject, and producing catalog or lifestyle product shots. In practice, a task is submitted and its progress is followed in a Tasks view that stores status and details for each generation. Finished images land in Assets, so earlier outputs, references and task context can be reopened for the next idea. Costs run on credits that vary with model, detail level and resolution, and Custom Create shows an estimate before generation. Each task includes five reference images, extra ones cost four credits each, masks are free, and credits spent on failed tasks are refunded. Pricing starts with a free tier of 20 one-time welcome credits and core generation and editing. Paid annual plans add all Premium creation modes and larger credit allowances, with optional extra credits that do not expire. Among alternatives, Pixolm sits between single-purpose generators and full photo editors: it offers less depth than a dedicated retouching suite, but combines prompting, masking and asset history in one lightweight workspace.