AI Cloud

AI Image Toolkit

Upscale · Remove BG · Vectorize · Pay-per-use redeem codes

Frequently Asked Questions

What can the AI Image Toolkit do?

It bundles three AI image tools: upscaling to enlarge and sharpen images, one-click background removal onto a clean white background, and fine vectorization for crisper SVGs than the free local engine. Together they're handy for e-commerce product shots, avatars and marketing assets.

How is it priced, do I need an account?

No account is needed — the AI features are pay-per-use through redeem codes, so you only pay for what you process. The free in-browser tools elsewhere on the site stay free; only these cloud-powered AI features are metered.

Are my processed images stored?

No. The AI features run in the cloud, but results are returned only to you and aren't reused for anything else — see the privacy policy for details. If you prefer everything to stay on your device, the local compression and vectorize tools never upload at all.

What is AI upscaling good for?

Enlarging small or low-resolution images while keeping edges sharp — think product photos that need to fill a larger frame, small avatars, or old pictures you want to print. It reconstructs detail rather than just stretching pixels, so the result looks far cleaner than a plain resize.

Do these AI features run locally?

No — unlike the compression and vectorize tools, the AI features (upscaling, background removal and fine vectorization) run in the cloud, which is what makes the heavier AI processing possible. The trade-off is that these specific features send the image to be processed and are pay-per-use.

What does background removal output?

It removes the background in one click and places the subject on a clean white background — ideal for e-commerce listings and catalog images where you need a consistent, distraction-free backdrop.

What image formats and sizes are accepted?

Common formats like JPG, PNG and WebP are accepted. If an image is too large it may be rejected, so compress it first with the free image tool and then retry — that usually resolves it.