Photo Editor AI offers 30+ browser-based AI tools for cleanup, background removal, upscaling and image generation. Free tier; paid plans from $9/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
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Photo Editor AI, found at photoeditor.ai, is a browser-based platform of more than 30 AI image tools. Instead of one large editor, each job, such as cleanup, background removal, upscaling, restoration or image generation, has its own dedicated tool with its own settings. The site says it works in any browser on desktop, iPhone and Android, with no app to install.
The company's FAQ groups the tools into seven categories: AI Edit, AI Generators, AI Enhance, AI Remover, AI Background, AI Watermark Removers and SVG Converter. Its homepage presents the product as one subscription that replaces separate background removers, upscalers, object erasers and image generators, and says it is free to start.
The workflow has three steps. Users upload a JPG, PNG, HEIC, AVIF or WEBP file up to 15MB, choose the tool that matches the task, and download the result. Edits can be driven by a typed prompt, a brush that marks the area to change, or a reference image the AI follows.
Each tool uses a default model that the company says won its internal benchmark for that task. Named models include Nano Banana, GPT Image, Gemini, SeeDream and Qwen, plus in-house fine-tunes. Users can switch models from a settings rail. The site states most edits finish in under 10 seconds, while generation and 4K upscaling can take up to a minute on premium models.
Editing tools include an AI Photo Editor, Image Combiner, Image Extender, AI Chat Editor and Inpaint. Enhancement covers upscaling to 4K and 8K, a Photo Enhancer, Creative Upscale and Restore Old Photos. Removal tools include AI Cleanup, Magic Eraser and Text Remover, and background tools export transparent PNGs or swap and blur backgrounds.
Generation tools cover an AI Image Generator, Logo Maker, Portrait Generator, Dance Generator and SVG Generator, alongside an Image to SVG converter. On privacy, the site says uploads are encrypted in transit, processed in isolated workers, deleted within 1 hour and never used for AI model training.
Photo Editor AI (photoeditor.ai) is a browser-based platform of more than 30 AI image tools. It covers editing, enhancement, object and watermark removal, background changes, image generation and SVG conversion. Each tool is built for a single task.
Paid plans are Starter at $9 per month, Pro at $15 per month and Business at $35 per month, all currently shown with a 40% discount from $15, $25 and $49. They include 150, 600 and 1,700 credits per month respectively. The FAQ also mentions annual billing with 41% savings, but annual prices are not shown.
A free tier includes Cleanup, Remove Background and Enhance, and the homepage says no signup is needed. Free downloads are limited to about 720px. HD and 4K exports and the full tool suite require a paid plan.
The Pro plan lists a commercial use license, and the homepage says AI outputs can be used for listings, client work, ads and prints. Starter is labeled for personal use only. The site notes that users are responsible for rights to their source images.
The site names Nano Banana, GPT Image, Gemini, SeeDream and Qwen, plus in-house fine-tunes. The pricing page also lists Flux, Imagen 4 and Ideogram v3. Each tool has a default model, and users can switch models from the settings rail.
The site states uploads are encrypted in transit, processed in isolated workers and deleted within 1 hour. It also says they are never used for AI model training and never sold or shared with third parties.
Paid features stay active until the end of the billing period, and partial months are not refunded. After that, access drops to the three free tools, and premium tools such as the AI Image Generator, Upscale, Inpaint and Expand are disabled. New subscriptions have a 14-day money-back guarantee.
The company says Photoshop is a desktop tool for layered manual editing, while Photo Editor AI is browser-based with one tool per job. It describes Canva as template-centered design with AI as a side feature. Photo Editor AI positions itself as a set of dedicated tools rather than one general editor.