Hi AI Forums 👋
I’m building AILabTools (https://www.ailabtools.com/)— an AI image editing toolkit available on Web + iOS + Android, with optional API access for developers.

What it does (core image editing)​

AILabTools focuses on practical “edit this photo” workflows, including:

• Object removal (multiple quality tiers: standard / advanced / pro)
• AI object replacer (swap an object with a prompt)
• AI image extender (expand/canvas outpainting)
• Photo retouch + smart enhancements (sharpness / contrast / color, etc.)
• Upscale / Dehaze / Stretched image restoration
• Background removal (universal + product/food/costume variants), plus head extraction

There are also portrait-focused tools (filters/beauty/etc.), but the main focus here is fast, useful image editing for creators and product/ecom use cases.

Pricing (transparent credit system)​

AILabTools uses a credits model (so you only pay when you actually run edits):

• New account bonus: 200 credits on registration
• Web/iOS/Android editor: each processing/download typically costs 0–3 credits
• API: each successful request costs 1–100 credits (failed requests don’t consume credits)

Credit packs scale down in unit price (the bigger the pack, the cheaper each credit).
For example (API credits pricing):

• $12 → 2,000 credits (≈ $0.006 / credit)
• up to $2,500 → 1,000,000 credits (≈ $0.0025 / credit)

So for the editor (0–3 credits per action), your cost usually lands around:

• 0–3 credits → ~$0.00–$0.018 per edit/download (often under ~2 cents, depending on pack)

Some concrete API examples (cost depends on your credit pack):

• Background removal: 1 credit → ~$0.0025–$0.006
• Upscale: 5 credits → ~$0.0125–$0.03
• Remove Objects (standard): 5 credits → ~$0.0125–$0.03
• Higher-end generative edits like Object Replacer / Image Extender cost more credits, but stay predictable and pay-per-use.

Plans on the pricing page include Subscription / Pay-as-you-go / Lifetime deal, and unused credits can accumulate depending on the plan.
Refund policy: refund within 7 days if less than 10% of credits are used.

Why I think it’s good value (trying to be objective)​

A lot of image tools are “subscription-first” (great if you use them daily, less ideal if you only need occasional edits).
With a credit model + low credit cost at scale, AILabTools is designed to be cost-efficient for both light users and high-volume workflows.

On the quality side, offering multiple quality tiers for tasks like object removal helps reduce artifacts when you need cleaner results.

Looking for feedback​

If you try it, I’d love feedback on:

• Which tools you use most (object removal vs. extender vs. upscale)
• Output quality vs. speed tradeoffs
• Any workflows you wish were one-click (batching, presets, ecom templates, etc.)

Happy to answer questions here. Thanks!