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AI Image Editor
✓ verifiedFreemium
Free-to-start AI image editor that transforms photos from text prompts, with precise edits and reference style transfer.
78K visits/mo
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MiriCanvas
✓ verifiedFreemium
Online design tool with templates and AI features for presentations, videos, social posts and thumbnails.
9.8M visits/mo3.9K saves
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Vectorizer AI
✓ verifiedPaid
AI-powered online converter that traces raster images (PNG/JPG/WebP) into clean, editable SVG, EPS, DXF, or PDF vector files.
2.0M visits/mo7.4K saves
Pricing
200 credits: $19.9
500 credits: $39.9
1,300 credits: $99.9
4,200 credits: $299.9
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Core features
- ✦Text-prompt image editing
- ✦Character consistency across edits
- ✦Precision region editing
- ✦In-image text editing
- ✦Reference-based style transfer
- ✦Image and video generation tools
- ✦530K+ design templates
- ✦AI presentation builder
- ✦AI image generation and redesign
- ✦Video creation from text or images
- ✦Background removal
- ✦Large photo and graphic library
- ✦AI-based full-color image tracing with deep learning and classical algorithms
- ✦Full shape fitting for circles, ellipses, rounded rectangles, and stars
- ✦Support for straight lines, arcs, and quadratic/cubic Bezier curves
- ✦Automatic corner detection and cleanup for natural-looking edges
- ✦Symmetry detection to improve consistency of vectorized shapes
- ✦Adjustable color palette control for output simplification
- ✦Sub-pixel precision using anti-aliasing data
- ✦Exports to SVG, EPS, DXF, and PDF
Use cases
- →Editing photos via text prompts
- →Creating consistent character variations
- →Adding text to images
- →Restyling from a reference image
- →Design presentations quickly
- →Create social media graphics and thumbnails
- →Generate marketing visuals with AI
- →Make short videos from templates
- →Designers converting scanned logos into clean vector files
- →Print shops preparing artwork for large-format or cut printing
- →CNC/CAD users needing DXF paths from raster images
- →Developers integrating vectorization into automated design pipelines
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