Claid

This tool cuts a product from any background and returns a clean, transparent or plain image. It preserves edges on tricky items like hair, glass and fine fabric, which is where general editors tend to smudge. You can also blur a background instead of removing it, useful when you want context left in the frame.

AI Photoshoot places a product into editorial or lifestyle scenes with lighting and shadows that match the setting. You can pick from templates or generate a custom scene, then keep the brand colors and approved backdrops consistent across a catalog. It costs 4 credits per generation in the studio.

Upload a garment and the platform puts it on a generated model, producing on-model shots without a live shoot. This suits apparel brands that need lookbook-style images on a budget. The result keeps the garment's texture and fit, and you can swap the model look to match your audience.

The upscaler raises resolution and sharpens detail, with output up to print-level sizes, so a small supplier photo can stand in for a catalog image. A separate enhancer pass brightens dark or faded shots and corrects color cast. These run one to a few credits each, depending on the size.

A still product photo becomes a short video clip, useful for social ads and product pages that want motion. A 5-second clip costs 35 credits and a 10-second clip costs 70, so it is the most credit-hungry tool in the set. It works best on clean, well-lit shots.

Every core operation is reachable through an API, letting a team run background removal, upscaling or scene generation across a whole catalog in a single pipeline. The default request limit is 4 requests per second, and volume pricing is available for large projects. An API key comes with paid plans.