What it does
Pixlr is a suite of online photo editors, design tools and AI tools for browser, mobile and desktop. Pixlr Express and Pixlr Editor cover everyday and more detailed edits, and AI tools sit alongside them: text-to-image generation, an instruct editor that applies changes described in natural language, generative fill, expand and transform, background and object removal, upscaling, noise removal, colorizing and sticker making. Beyond images, the site lists a video generator (text to video and image to video), face swap, and audio tools for text to speech, speech to text and text to music. It says these are powered by models such as Flux, Kling, Recraft, Veo, Qwen and Stable Diffusion, with new models added over time. A photo collage maker and an image converter are also offered. A free version is available, and the site says it can be used without an account. Paid plans (Plus and Premium, with an Enterprise plan for larger organizations) add ad-free editing, AI credits, access to all image, video and audio models, private mode and a priority generation queue. Plans start at $1.99/month, and the site says Pixlr is free for education. It works in web browsers, on iOS and on Android.
Capabilities
- AI image generator and an instruct editor for edits described in plain language
- Generative fill, expand and transform, plus background and object removal
- Upscaling, noise removal, colorizing and face swap
- Video generator for text-to-video and image-to-video
- Audio tools for text to speech, speech to text and music
- Free version, with paid plans from $1.99/month
When to use it
- Quick photo edits and cleanups in the browser without installing software
- Generating or extending images and then refining them in the same editor
- Making short AI video clips, voiceovers or music alongside graphics for social media and marketing
