PixLab Photo Editor is a browser-based and iOS photo editor with a free plan and optional generative tools. It combines prompt-based editing with manual controls such as cropping, resizing, layers, masks, text, filters, drawing, erasing, and export. Manual canvas changes are processed locally in the browser. Prompt features can remove backgrounds, clean up objects, upscale images, retouch portraits, adjust color, and resize images for social media. Selected canvas data is sent to PixLab for these server-powered operations and purged after processing. Finished images can be downloaded as PNG, JPG, or WEBP files. The editor runs in a web browser and on iPhone or iPad. PixLab also offers image-processing API endpoints for developers and teams. The free plan is available, while one-time credit packs cost 9.00 USD per once, 20.00 USD per once, 35.00 USD per once, or 109.00 USD per once, depending on the pack.
Who it is for
It suits people wanting browser or iOS editing with manual tools and prompt-based features. Developers and teams can also use its image-processing API endpoints.
What is good
- Free plan available
- Runs on web, iPhone, and iPad
- Includes layers and masks
- Exports PNG, JPG, and WEBP
- Manual edits stay in browser
What to know first
- Some AI features may require API credits
- Server features send selected canvas data
- Use is subject to prohibited-use terms
Verdict
PixLab combines familiar manual editing with optional prompt-driven operations across web and iOS. Its free plan and local browser processing for manual edits are useful starting points, while AI operations use credits and temporary server processing.
PixLab Photo Editor plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI photo editors
- Free plan
- Yes
- Generative editing
- Yes
- Layers and masks
- Yes
- Supported platforms
- Web browser; iPhone; iPad
- Mobile app
- Yes
