

Pixlr
For designers who want Photoshop-like cleanup in the browser—not a print suite, not Figma, and not a dedicated upscaler. Pixlr combines an online editor (cutout, object remove, generative fill/expand) with optional text-to-image in the same account. The free editor runs with ads; AI credits start at Plus (80/month, 1 job at a time). Skip it when you need all models, private generations, or a Magnific-class enlarge.

Use it when
You need to retouch, cut out, or generative-fill a still in the browser—then download a raster into Figma or Photoshop—without installing a desktop suite.
What it does well
- Browser photo editing: background remove, object remove, generative fill and expand
- Instruct-style edits plus Express and Editor entry points in one account
- Optional text-to-image in the same workspace, then continue editing
- Plus and up remove ads and add unlimited saves
Skip it when
- You need print-grade Photoshop work, a Figma design system, or SVG/icons as the main job
- You only need a dedicated upscaler—use Magnific, Topaz, or Remini instead
- Free editing includes ads; AI credits are a paid pool that resets monthly (they do not roll over)
- Plus is 80 credits/month and 1 concurrent job (~80 fast stills or ~16 pro stills)—not all models
- All image/video/audio models, private mode, and 1,000 credits/month start at Premium; Ultra adds fair-use unlimited fast stills, up to 10,000 credits, priority queue, and extended high-res export
Fits your workflow
Open the still in Pixlr Editor or Express → cut out or fill → export → finish in Figma or Photoshop. Generate a draft in-app only when you have credits left; treat Super Scale as a side pass, not the reason to subscribe.
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