Transform photos and generate professional images with 20+ AI models in one unified studio
Fix closed eyes in photos using a reference photo
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free with daily credits. Plus: $9.99/month for 100 credits. Pro: $19.99/month for 300 credits. Credit packs: Starter Pack 1,000 credits $9.99, Creator Pack 2,200 credits $19.99, Power Pack 4,500 credits $39.99.
Free: One shared free generation across all tools with watermarked preview. Paid: 1 purchased Credit ($1.49 single) for clean full-resolution download. High Fidelity 4× downloads use 2 Credits. Credits purchased one-time with no subscription; do not expire.
Key features
Product photography: place products in 10+ lifestyle backgrounds at $0.03 per image
Character consistency: lock facial features across different scenes and angles
Text generation with 95% accuracy for posters, logos, and packaging
Surgical inpainting to edit specific regions without affecting the rest
Background removal and replacement
Old photo restoration and upscaling
Video generation from text or static images
20+ AI model selection including Flux, GPT Image, Nano Banana, Ideogram, and Seedream
Upload photo and select person with closed eyes
Optional reference photo of same person for guidance
Review before and after results side by side
Generate repair focused on eye area only
One person per operation
Download result as new PNG file
Works in desktop and mobile browsers
30-day photo storage and history
Google account sign-in for purchases
No subscription required
What makes it different
Single workspace with 20+ AI models instead of paying for multiple subscriptions
Unified credit system with free daily credits and flexible pricing per model
Full commercial rights for all generated images, including for free users
No personal data used to train AI models; complete privacy protection
Fast e-commerce workflow: 15 seconds per product shot with Flux 2 Pro
Uses real reference photos instead of guessing eye appearance