Frequently Asked Questions

InpaintHub helps you discover and compare inpainting tools with practical, scenario-based notes. It’s useful for operators, designers, AI builders, developers, and anyone shipping work where image editing quality, speed, and pricing constraints matter.

Start with the tools directory or browse our reviews.

No. InpaintHub is an independent site. Tool names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

There are too many tools and too much marketing noise. We exist to reduce trial-and-error by providing navigation, comparisons, and plain-language explanations of trade-offs.

We try to list tools with clear public information and a realistic value proposition. Common checks include:

• Transparent pricing and product positioning
• Usability (basic onboarding, working core features)
• Ongoing maintenance (active product updates)
• Reasonable compliance expectations for the tool type

Sometimes a tool is not listed (or removed) because information is unclear, the product changes significantly, or the listing no longer meets our inclusion standards.

If you think we missed something, send a note via Contact.

We update when we notice meaningful changes (pricing, policy, feature scope, or real-world experience). However, details can lag behind reality.

If you spot outdated info, please message us via Contact (correction).

Categories and tags are editorial labels meant to help discovery and filtering. They’re simplified—real workflows overlap. If a tag feels wrong, report it and we’ll review.

We use a mix depending on the topic: hands-on evaluation where feasible, plus structured research and documentation review. When we can’t test a scenario directly, we aim to be explicit about limitations and focus on verifiable details.

Generally yes: define a scenario → run repeatable tasks → record results and constraints → compare alternatives → publish “best for / not ideal for” guidance.

Common dimensions include:

• Learning curve and onboarding
• Core capabilities and limits
• Output quality (especially for AI tools)
• Speed and workflow support (batching, automation, collaboration)
• Integrations (API, plugins, toolchain fit)
• Pricing and quotas (free tiers, transparency, paywalls)
• Privacy/data handling (when relevant)
• Stability and maintenance
• Support and documentation

A single score hides trade-offs. Many teams prefer “fit for purpose” over an abstract winner. Rankings and highlights can change when pricing, features, reliability, or our editorial judgment changes.

• Editor picks are tools we explicitly flag as strong choices for common scenarios.
• New tools reflects recently published/added tools in our database.
• Trending is a lightweight highlight based on our current signals (for example, rating-related signals and editorial curation). It is not paid placement.

We try to call out who a tool is best for and where it breaks down: onboarding complexity, collaboration support, compliance expectations, integration needs, and cost at scale.

Yes—use the Compare page to view 2–4 tools side-by-side.

Currently: no ads.

Affiliate links are tracked links that may earn a small commission if you purchase. If we add affiliate links in the future, we will disclose them clearly. We do not sell conclusions and do not change recommendations based on payments.

If we publish sponsored content in the future, we will label it clearly (e.g., “Sponsored” or “Advertisement”).

No.

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In short, we may use analytics and anti-abuse protections for the Contact form.

Tool pages and reviews contain external links. When you leave InpaintHub, third-party privacy and security practices apply. Always review a tool’s policies before uploading sensitive materials.

• Avoid uploading sensitive or confidential images unless you trust the provider.
• Check whether the provider uses uploads to train models (and whether you can opt out).
• Understand retention/deletion settings if available.

Use Contact (correction) and include the page URL plus the corrected info.

We review requests and may update factual details (pricing, features, links, policies). We do not guarantee changes to editorial conclusions.

Not consistently yet. We display published/updated dates where available and may add more explicit revision notes in the future.

Use Contact (tool submission).

Helpful details include:

• Tool name and website
• Pricing model and free tier/quota (if any)
• Platforms (web/mac/windows/etc.)
• Key use cases and limitations
• Anything you’d like us to verify or compare

Timing varies based on backlog and complexity. Submissions are welcome, but inclusion is not guaranteed.

If we do collaborations in the future, we will disclose them clearly and keep editorial independence. Use Contact for partnership inquiries.

Please do not repost full articles without permission. You can usually quote short excerpts with clear attribution and a link back to the original page. If you want to republish more, contact us via Contact.

Third-party trademarks and brand assets belong to their respective owners. If you believe something on this site infringes your rights, contact us via Contact (copyright).

Link directly to the relevant tool or review page and mention “InpaintHub” as the source.

Some tools change quickly, and we may still be filling gaps. If a key field is missing, send the details via Contact.

We’re currently focused on English content. If you need another language, please request it via the Contact form.

Sharing the site, sending corrections, and suggesting tools or scenarios helps the most.