PixiFixi

PixiFixi is a browser-based AI photo editor for restoring, transforming, and animating photos. Its 13 tools cover restoration, retouching, background and object edits, style changes, photoshoots, clothes, hairstyles, collages, animation, and custom edits. The photoshoot tool offers over 870 scenes across 32 categories, with up to four sessions selectable at once. Most tools have Standard, Pro 2K, and Ultra 4K tiers costing 1, 4, and 8 credits. New users receive two free credits after registration and account verification. Paid monthly plans start with Quick Edits at $2.99 a month for 10 credits; credits do not expire. The browser editor works on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and tablets, though no mobile app is listed. Uploads may be up to 10 MB in JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC format. PixiFixi says photos and results are accessible only from the user’s account, are not used to train models, and can be deleted manually or automatically after 7, 30, or 90 days.

PixiFixi offers a broad set of browser-based photo tools, with free welcome credits and several paid monthly credit plans. It has no listed mobile app, and users should consider the credit requirements for their chosen quality tier.

PixiFixi may suit people who want AI photo editing through a browser on desktop or mobile devices. Its tools and credit-based plans may appeal to users handling occasional edits or batches of images.

Overview

PixiFixi is a browser-based AI editor for restoring, changing and animating photos. It is best suited to people who want several kinds of AI editing in one place and prefer credits that do not expire. The range is broad, but higher-resolution results use credits quickly and there is no mobile app.

Its 13 tools span restoration, retouching, background and object edits, style changes, clothing and hairstyle adjustments, photoshoots, collages, animation and custom edits. Generative editing and batches of up to four items make it useful for small sets of varied work. The absence of layers and masks limits its fit for precise compositing.

Key features

• AI photoshoots: More than 870 scenes across 32 categories give users a wide range of ready-made setups, with up to four sessions selectable at once.
• Output quality: Most tools charge 1 credit for Standard, 4 for Pro 2K and 8 for Ultra 4K. The lower tier stretches a balance further; choosing Ultra for repeated edits can use credits quickly.
• Uploads: JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC files are accepted up to 10 MB, with an optimal resolution of 1024×1024 to 2048×2048 pixels.
• Privacy and recovery: PixiFixi says photos and results are account-only and are not used to train models. Users can delete them manually or set automatic deletion after 7, 30 or 90 days. Credits are automatically refunded for technical errors, timeouts, policy errors after fallbacks and other failed generations.

Pricing

New users get 2 free credits after registration and account verification. Starter costs nothing, requires no card and carries no commitment; those two welcome credits cover two Standard edits or less at higher quality tiers. There is no free trial.

Every paid plan is billed monthly, and its credits do not expire. Quick Edits costs $2.99 a month for 10 credits, a small balance suited to occasional work. Serious User is $6.99 a month for 30 credits; Professional is $9.99 a month for 60. These fit progressively more regular editing, though Pro 2K and Ultra 4K consume four or eight credits per result.

Premium costs $18.99 a month for 100 credits, while Business costs $34.99 a month for 200. Elite provides 500 credits for $69.99 a month, and Superior provides 1,000 for $129.99 a month. The larger balances suit sustained use, but the listed plans do not define seats or a separate business quota. Polish and EU companies can request business invoices, sent by email after payment.

International payments use Stripe and support cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, UPI, iDEAL, Bancontact and country-specific methods. PixiFixi says payments use SSL/TLS and PCI DSS compliant processing, do not store card data, and use 3D Secure when required.

Platforms

PixiFixi runs in a browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android, including tablets. There is no mobile app, so phone and tablet use depends on the browser rather than an installed application.

Who it's for

PixiFixi suits users who want a broad set of AI photo transformations, especially those making occasional edits and valuing credits that remain available after purchase. Small batches and the large photoshoot scene library help with modest projects. It is a weaker fit for large batch workflows, manual layer-based editing or users who need a dedicated mobile app.

The privacy policy identifies Devlom as the controller and describes processing under the EU GDPR. The maker is based in Łódź, Poland; Devlom says it has operated since 2015.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Thirteen tools cover many common AI photo tasks in one browser editor, reducing the need to switch among specialized tools.
• Pro: Paid credits do not expire, which favors occasional users who may not spend a monthly allocation all at once.
• Pro: Automatic refunds for failed generations reduce the cost of technical errors and timeouts.
• Con: Quality upgrades cost four or eight times the Standard rate, so high-resolution editing can exhaust credits rapidly.
• Con: Batch editing stops at four items, making it unsuitable for larger queues.
• Con: No layers or masks are supported, limiting detailed manual control.
• Con: Browser access covers mobile devices, but the lack of a mobile app may not suit users who prefer an installed editor.

Alternatives

Compare AI photo editors if you want to review the broader category. BeautyPlus is an option for users who want a free plan with limited AI access and a Pro plan that includes 200 monthly credits. AI Ease suits people looking for several basic features at no cost and a yearly membership option.

Airbrush offers a free plan and a free trial. Bazaart is another freemium choice, with Premium and Super plans offering 250 and 1,000 AI credits monthly. BeFunky may suit users seeking basic free editing tools and export without a subscription, with a Plus plan at $6.99 a month.

Clipdrop has a free plan and trial, with several tools capped at 20 uses per 24 hours. inPixio Photo Studio is worth considering for its Photo Studio 12 annual plan at $49.99 a year, which includes crop, adjustments, vignetting, LUTs, frames and textures. Phot.AI may fit users looking for a free plan with 500 monthly credits, one seat and 2 GB of cloud storage.

Verdict

PixiFixi is a sensible choice for people who want varied AI photo edits in a browser and prefer a credit balance that does not expire. Its two-credit welcome offer makes a small trial possible, and its tool range covers more than simple retouching. Look elsewhere if your work depends on layers, large batches or a dedicated phone app, or if you regularly need 2K and 4K results and want a lower credit cost.