Dixpic is a browser-based photo editor that applies text instructions with AI. It can change backgrounds and styles, remove objects, add elements, alter poses, and restore photos. JPG, PNG, and WebP uploads are supported up to 10 MB. The free plan provides one AI edit, one 4× upscale, and one background removal each day; free AI edits include a watermark. Paid credit plans are listed as billed Buy once: Starter costs 1.99 USD per month for 30 credits, Standard costs 4.99 USD for 80, Pro costs 9.99 USD for 200, and Studio costs 19.99 USD for 500. Purchased credits never expire. Free and Speed edits use Flux Klein, while Quality and Premium use Qwen Image Edit. Upscaling uses RealESRGAN x4, and background removal uses Ben2 to return a transparent PNG. Dixpic says photos are deleted after 24 hours and not used for AI training.
Who it is for
Dixpic suits people wanting browser-based AI photo changes from written instructions, with either daily free allowances or non-expiring paid credits. Paid plans are relevant for commercial usage rights.
What is good
- Text-based AI photo editing
- Background, object, style, and pose changes
- Free daily editing allowance
- Purchased credits never expire
- Photos deleted after 24 hours
What to know first
- Uploads are limited to 10 MB
- Free AI edits carry a watermark
- Free daily limits apply
- Paid plans are listed as billed Buy once
Verdict
Dixpic offers a focused set of AI photo edits in a web browser, with a free daily tier and several credit bundles. Consider the watermark, file-size limit, and daily allowances before selecting a plan.
Dixpic plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI photo editors
- Free plan
- Yes
- Generative editing
- Yes
- Supported platforms
- Web browser
