Remaker AI

The background remover cuts a subject out of a photo and returns a transparent PNG you can drop onto any color or scene. It works on people, products, and pets, and it runs in the browser with no install. The catch is fine detail: loose hair and semi transparent objects often need a second pass in a full editor.

This tool enlarges a photo while rebuilding edges and texture, and it splits the job into six modes: plain upscaling, blur repair, lighting and color correction, portraits, lettering, and old photos. The lettering mode is the unusual one, since it sharpens type on scanned posters and screenshots that generic upscalers smear. A fast and a quality mode let you trade speed for detail.

The magic eraser removes an object, a logo, or a passerby from a photo by filling the selected area with matching background. It suits real estate shots, street photos, and product images where a distracting element ruins the frame. Results look best on simple textures such as sky, grass, and plain walls.

The AI photo editor accepts a text prompt and applies the change to a chosen part of the image, so you can redraw an object, change a color, or add an element without layers or masks. It also hosts the style effects that the site groups under photo effects, which is the fastest route to a themed look for a post.

The face swap tool maps one face onto another photo, and the AI portrait generator builds studio style headshots from a handful of selfies. Both are aimed at quick profile pictures and creative posts rather than forensic accuracy, so check hands, ears, and lighting before you publish.

The video side includes an AI video generator for text to clip work, a video enhancer for cleaning up footage, and a set of trending templates built for vertical social formats. Clips consume more credits than stills, so test the prompt on a short duration first.