SnapEdit vs Stillgram

SnapEdit

Cheap, fast and available everywhere — $6 a month is well under what the big editors charge for the same object-removal job, and batch mode up to 50 images makes it practical for listings work. In exchange you get an anonymous vendor and free-tier terms that do not match between pages.

Pros

• +Object, background and text removal plus upscaling in one $6 plan
• +Batch processing of up to 50 photos
• +Same account works on web, iOS and Android
• +Free tier is usable for occasional single edits
• +8x upscale and 5600px export on the entry paid plan

Cons

• −No legal entity, address or country disclosed anywhere on the site
• −Free credit allowance is stated differently on the homepage and the pricing page
• −Credits are granted annually on paid plans, so heavy months can run dry
• −No API for automation

Stillgram

A narrow tool that does one thing genuinely well: crowds vanish from landmark photos without a round trip to anyone's server. The offline, on-device design is the real selling point for travel. The worry is maintenance — the App Store build has sat untouched since mid-2023.

Pros

• +Runs entirely on the iPhone Neural Engine — works offline and uploads nothing
• +Tap-to-keep control over which people stay in frame
• +Produces a short clip of the crowd disappearing, not just a still
• +Free tier is usable, if watermarked and capped at 1K

Cons

• −iOS only, with no web or Android version
• −App Store listing shows no update since June 2023
• −Free tier limits crowd removal to selfies and stamps a watermark
• −Pricing differs between the website and the App Store listing
• −No company entity or country published

Is SnapEdit cheaper than Stillgram?

On published entry prices, Stillgram starts lower — $2.99/mo against $6/mo for SnapEdit. Entry price is the lowest paid plan as we last verified it; what each plan includes differs.

Does SnapEdit or Stillgram have a free tier?

Both: SnapEdit has a free tier, and Stillgram has a free tier.