Edits photos from a plain-language description, plus free browser tools for cropping, resizing, and compression.
PixArmory lets you describe a photo edit in a sentence and applies it through one of several AI models rather than making you learn layers or masks. It bundles seven specialized AI tools — background removal, upscaling, colorization, and similar tasks — alongside free browser-only utilities for cropping, resizing, and compressing images that never leave the device. AI edits run in the cloud in roughly 10 to 30 seconds and are billed in credits; free browser tools cost no credits at all. New accounts start with 15 free credits, and paid usage runs through three subscription tiers or one-time credit packs, with credits from packs carrying over indefinitely.
Cheapest way to pay is a $4.99 one-time pack of 80 credits (about 10 basic edits); subscriptions start around $7.99/month billed annually for 2,400 credits/year. Credit costs vary a lot by tool — a basic edit runs about 8 credits, a GPT Image 2 generation about 15.
Use tool ↗PixArmory is handy for quick, describe-it-and-done edits plus a genuinely free set of local browser tools for the boring stuff like cropping and compressing. The credit system spans a wide price range across its seven AI tools, so costs are easy to lose track of without checking the per-tool credit cost first.
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