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Chat-based photo editing inside Google's AI assistant: describe the change, the image model makes it.
A large set of one-click AI photo tools, now sold as an ecommerce creative platform, with the editing tools still there behind the sales pitch.
Phot.AI is a set of AI photo tools that run in a browser. The editing side covers a seller's needs. That includes removing or replacing a background, removing or swapping an object, generative fill and extending a picture past its edges. It also enhances, upscales, restores old photos and edits text inside an image. Alongside those sit image generators and a passport photo maker.
The homepage now sells an ecommerce platform for product listings and ads at scale, priced in listings and brand kits, not edits. The tools are still on its tools page, and the phone apps are built around them. Work runs on monthly credits. There is a free entry point, but watermark removal and higher-resolution export are paid, so free output carries a mark.
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There is a free entry point and each plan carries a monthly credit allowance. The boundary is the file you download: watermark removal and higher-resolution export are listed as paid features, so free output carries a mark. Paid tiers add credits, more listings and brand kits, team workspaces and priority support.
The tools are still there, and the phone apps are built around them, but the way it sells itself has changed. Its homepage and plans are now about producing product listings and advertising variations at scale rather than about editing a photo. The editing tools live on its tools page, so you may need to go looking rather than starting from the front page.
Yes. Phot.AI publishes apps for iPhone and Android, under Cogni AI, the company behind the site. They carry the same tools as the website. Every version runs on Phot.AI's servers, so each one needs a connection.
The jobs around the cutout. Generative fill and the image extender let you add space or content rather than only removing it. The object replacer swaps one thing for another, and product photography tools build a scene around the item. Whether each is as good as a specialist at its own job is a separate question.
Yes, that is one of its tools. Most editors will let you erase text and add new text on top. Editing the words that are already part of an image means removing them and rebuilding what was behind them.
Chat-based photo editing inside Google's AI assistant: describe the change, the image model makes it.