AI background removal
Isolate people or products in one pass. Keep natural edges on hair and fabric, then export a transparent PNG for shops, profiles, and layouts.
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AI background removal, AI photo restore & repair, and local finish — in one place.
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JPG · PNG · WebP · AVIF · max 10MB
Opens Cutout to upload and run AI background removal.
What PhotoCraft does
Three tools for a photo you can actually use: remove the background, restore an old print, then finish locally.
AI photo restore & repair
Bring faded family photos back. Reduce yellowing and haze, recover clearer faces and contrast, keep the original people and composition.
Try it nowLocal finish
Rotate, crop, resize, and tune exposure, contrast, and warmth in your browser — then download. No extra wait after AI.
Try it nowWhy it helps
- Clean subject Background removal makes a photo ready for commerce, ID-style crops, and design layouts.
- Clearer memory photo restore & repair makes yellowed or dull scans easier to share and reprint.
- Final control Local finish lets you set framing and light yourself before you save.
A browser photo bench for cutout, restore, and finish
PhotoCraft keeps three jobs on one stage: AI background removal, AI photo restore and repair, and local finish. You stay in the browser — no desktop suite required for everyday product shots, portraits, and memory photos you are allowed to edit.
Start with the subject, not a cluttered canvas
Background removal is often the first mile. Upload a JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF (up to 10MB), run Cutout, and review hair, straps, fur, and product feet at full zoom before you download a transparent PNG. Soft edges matter for shop listings and profile crops; a dark halo usually means the original contrast was weak, so shoot or scan with clearer separation when you can.
PhotoCraft Cutout is built for photos you own or are licensed to edit. A clean cutout does not grant a new license to someone else’s portrait. After the AI pass, you can open Finish for framing without spending another AI credit.
Photo restore and repair — including old prints
Restore targets damage, scratches, dust, blur, stains, fading, and yellowing. Old-photo restore is included, but the same tool also covers everyday photo repair. The aim is to keep the original people and composition — always compare Original and New before you export. This is practical refresh for sharing and reprinting, not a museum-grade conservation claim.
When the AI result looks right, continue in Finish to straighten a scan, crop for a platform size, and balance exposure, contrast, and warmth so the download matches what you see on screen.
Local finish without extra AI wait
Finish runs in your browser: rotate, drag-to-crop, lock aspect ratio, set width and height, and tune light. Local finish does not spend AI credits. Sign in is still required to upload on product and workbench pages so your session and history stay consistent.
Use Finish after Cutout or Restore, or open Finish alone when you only need framing and light. Undo, redo, and reset help you explore without losing the uploaded original.
Credits, check-in, and what stays free
Browse the site without signing in. Upload and AI jobs need an account. Check-in credits are valid for the same calendar day. Pack credits from Pricing are valid for the current calendar month (Asia/Shanghai). AI cutout and restore debit credits when a job succeeds. Local finish stays free of AI credit spend.
Plans follow basic, advanced, and professional packs so you can match volume to listing work, team portraits, or archive batches. Daily check-in is available from the top bar when you want same-day credits without buying a pack.
Workflow that matches real publishing
A typical path: sign in, check in or buy credits, upload on Cutout or Restore, inspect edges or faces, download or continue to Finish, then export PNG for shops, slides, and design tools. Related product pages explain each tool in depth; the workbench under /app keeps the interactive desk separate from SEO product pages.
PhotoCraft is the photo brand on photocraft.deep-imager.com — charcoal stage, teal accent, modern tool-bench interaction. It is intentionally separate from older watermark-cleanup products: the public focus here is cutout, photo restore and repair, and local finish for photos you may edit.
Formats, limits, and quality checks
Supported uploads: JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, max 10MB. Prefer clear subjects and decent contrast for cutout; prefer less-compressed scans for restore. After AI, zoom to 100% on hairlines, glasses, jewelry, and text-adjacent edges. For restore, confirm faces and clothing details still look like the same people. Downloads are not stamped with a PhotoCraft watermark.
Languages: English (no URL prefix) plus Chinese, German, French, Japanese, Korean, and Russian under locale prefixes. Switch language from the top bar; product and pricing pages keep matching hreflang so search engines can serve the right locale.
FAQ
Common questions about cutout, restore, finish, and credits.
What is PhotoCraft?
PhotoCraft is a browser photo bench for AI background removal, AI photo restore & repair, and local finish — rotate, crop, size, and light in one place.
Do I need to sign in?
You can browse freely. Sign in is required to upload and run AI cutout or restore. Local finish also needs a signed-in session once you open a product page and upload.
How do credits work?
Check-in credits are valid for today only. Pack credits from Pricing are valid for the current calendar month. AI cutout and restore spend credits when a job succeeds; local finish does not.
Which tools are free?
Local finish (rotate, crop, resize, exposure, contrast, warmth) runs in your browser and does not spend credits. AI cutout and restore use your credit balance.
Which file types are supported?
JPG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF, up to 10MB per image.
Will downloads have a PhotoCraft watermark?
No. PhotoCraft does not stamp its brand on your download.
What photos am I allowed to edit?
Only photos you own or are licensed to edit. There is no rights checkbox on the bench.