Retouchia
A free online AI image editor that removes backgrounds, erases objects, upscales photos and retouches images from a simple text instruction.
Design Tools·AI & Machine Learning
What is Retouchia?
Retouchia is a free online AI image editor for photos. You upload an image, type an instruction such as remove background, erase object or enhance quality, and the tool runs the edit for you. Uses listed on the page include background removal, object erasing, enhancement, upscaling, photo restoration, colorizing, and previewing new hairstyles on a selfie while keeping the face and scene unchanged.
The page describes it as useful for small shop owners preparing product photos for listings, content creators who want to publish casual phone photos, freelance designers working with smaller source images, and people restoring scanned family pictures with fading, scratches or creases. It is presented as a way to get consistent visuals without a new studio setup or a traditional editing workflow.
You can open the editor without paying first, but generating images requires an account and uses credits, with cost depending on the model and number of images. Uploads accept JPG, JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 24 MB per file. Available resolutions depend on the model and may include 1K, 2K and 4K. Uploaded images are deleted automatically after 1 hour and generated images after 7 days.
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