Remove text from images with AI-assisted reconstruction and review
AI assembly expert that turns manuals into interactive 3D guides
Stage
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Startup
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2026
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
Basic Pack: $9.90 for 600 credits ($0.0165 per image); Plus Pack: $13.93 for 2,000 credits ($0.007 per image); Pro Pack: $20.93 for 4,000 credits ($0.0052 per image). All credits valid for 1 year. Free tier: 3 credits after sign-up with watermarked previews.
Free plan available. Pro plan: $595 per month, billed annually. Enterprise plan: $1,950 per month, billed annually.
Key features
Smart text detection for multiple text types and overlays
Context-based background reconstruction using inpainting
Browser-based manual eraser tool for simple areas
Support for JPG, PNG, and WebP formats up to 10 MB
High-resolution processing with output review
Batch mode for processing up to 10 images at once
Selection between all text or speech bubbles only
Watermark-free results for paid credits
AI assistant answering questions at specific assembly steps
Photo verification of customer work
Missing part detection
Support handoff with full context
Interactive 3D steps with hardware animations
Built from PDF manuals with optional CAD
Multi-language support including right-to-left
QR code access without app
Analytics tracking where customers get stuck
What makes it different
Pay-as-you-go credit model with no subscriptions or automatic renewals
7-day pro-rata refund policy for unused credits
Free browser-based manual eraser without uploading images
Clear limitation disclosures and output review workflow
Built for authorized content editing with rights checks
Converts existing PDF manuals into 3D guides without starting from scratch
QR code access directly from product box eliminates need for separate app installation
AI assistant understands every step, part and component for comprehensive support
Support handoff includes full context of customer progress and photos
Provides analytics on where customers encounter assembly difficulties