Quick verdict
Score: 4.2 / 5
Pros
- Clear checklist
- Helps avoid overpaying
Cons
- You still need to test on your own images
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Browse all →Start with your workflow
Ask two questions:
- Do you edit a few images per week, or hundreds per day?
- Do you need a perfect result, or “good enough” fast?
Key features to compare
- Brush and mask controls: Undo, feathering, and quick selection tools matter.
- Export formats: PNG/WebP, transparency, and file-size options.
- Speed: Try your largest image.
- Consistency: Test 5–10 images, not just one.
Pricing notes
Free plans can be great for learning. If you do frequent work, a subscription may still be cheaper than time spent fixing artifacts.
Verdict
Choose the tool that matches your typical image type and volume. The best tool is the one you’ll actually use consistently.