Image

Product photos, posters and posts. No design skills, no stock images.

What Image is

Image is your company's studio: what used to take design software, a photo shoot and a stock image library. It uses the best image model for each job (Google, OpenAI, FLUX), and in each one only what you ask for changes.

Retouch only what's in the way

The shop window photo came out well, except for the cardboard box poking into the frame. Ask it to erase just that, remove the background or raise the resolution to print it large. Everything else stays exactly as it was.

Product photos without a studio

Every new product photo takes lighting, a backdrop and an afternoon. Upload the one you already have, describe the scene, a wooden table or a shop window, and your product appears there. The product doesn't change; only what surrounds it does.

Image in numbers

What gets created and retouched every month, without design software.

Images created or retouched every month, between the studio and the chat.
50,000
Are their own photos, improved, not invented images.
8 in 10
Companies already creating their images with Image.
+1,000

Posters and posts with the text included

The offer poster goes in the shop window, on the post and in the story, and each one needs its own size. Say what it should read and it comes back with the text already in, ready for each one.

Unique images, not stock

The stock photo you picked is already on your competitor's website too. Describe what you have in your head and it creates it from scratch, whether it's an illustration, a logo or a flyer. This one, you actually asked for.

Frequently asked questions

Describe what you need in your own words and AiKit creates the image. You also have tools ready for specific jobs: removing the background, upscaling, creating a logo, a poster or a social media image, or placing your product in a scene. You don't need to know anything about design or AI.

Yes. Upload a photo and ask for changes: remove the background, change the scene, replace a piece of text or combine several images into one. It accepts PNG, JPG, WebP and GIF. iPhone photos usually come as HEIC: convert them to JPG or PNG first.

Yes. “Product photo” places your product in the scene you describe, and “Background removal” leaves it on a transparent background, ready for an online shop. Always check the result before publishing it: the AI can alter small details, such as a label or the text on the packaging.

“Logos and brands” generates proposals from the name, the sector and the style you describe. It's a quick way to explore ideas. If you're going to register the trademark, it's best to have the chosen proposal turned into a vector with professional help and to check that it doesn't resemble an existing one.

Yes. “Posters and advertising” creates posters and ad creatives with text, and “Text replacement” changes text that's already in an image. Check the spelling before publishing: it's what the AI gets wrong most often.

They download as PNG, and some tools as JPG. In the Image section you choose square (1:1), portrait (3:4) or landscape (4:3). From the chat you can ask for more formats, such as 16:9 for a banner or 9:16 for stories. “Social media image” prepares a post's image directly.

There's no need. By default AiKit uses the model that gives the best result, and each tool uses the one best suited to its task. If you like, you can choose another from the chat or in the settings: among others, you have Google's (Nano Banana and Imagen), OpenAI's (GPT Image) and FLUX.

You don't pay per image. Your organisation has a monthly budget for image usage. If it's reached, AiKit keeps generating with a more economical model instead of blocking you, and the budget renews every month.

No. AiKit doesn't use what you upload or generate to train AI models, on any plan. Your images are stored in your organisation's space, kept apart from other companies', and you can delete them whenever you want.

No, today AiKit Image only works with still images. The chat doesn't accept video as an attachment either.