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Herofab and Pixelcut, side by side.

Pixelcut is an AI photo and video editor focused on product photography, with batch editing of up to 10,000 images, resize presets for Amazon, Shopify and Etsy, unlimited background removal on paid plans and a separately billed API. Its virtual try-on page says the tool works on clothing tops, with pants, dresses and accessories coming soon. Herofab is built around the fashion product page: one phone photo becomes on-model, ghost mannequin and product studio images, with pose change, free fixes every month and the API in every plan.

Blonde model wearing the gold and citrine drop earring, close portrait
Source photo: Product photo. Made with Herofab · Virtual try-on
Features

Features compared.

From each company's own site, checked 14 October 2026. A dash means the feature is not listed there, not that it does not exist.

Herofab Our pickPixelcut
Pose changeOfferedNot listed on its site
Virtual try-onOfferedOffered
Accessories on a modelOfferedOffered
Ghost mannequinOfferedOffered
Create your own AI modelOfferedOffered
Product scenes and packshotsOfferedOffered
Colour variantsOfferedOffered
Background removalOfferedOffered
UpscalingOfferedOffered
Marketplace-sized downloadsOfferedOffered
Public APIAll plansSeparate API billing
VideoNot offeredOffered
Website languages1714
Features listed, of those compared11 of 1211 of 12

OfferedNot offeredNot listed on its site

Sources for this table
Side by side

Where they differ.

Herofab from its own plans and tools; Pixelcut from its own site, read on 14 October 2026. A feature named under Herofab is one that Pixelcut's site does not list, which does not prove it is missing.

Where Herofab is ahead of Pixelcut

  • Pose change
  • An API in every plan, on the same credits as the app (Pixelcut: Separate API billing)

Where Pixelcut is ahead of Herofab

  • Video
Pricing and plans

The figures, as published.

From each company's own pricing page, checked 14 October 2026. Credit units differ between products, so the table sets the facts side by side rather than ranking them.

HerofabPixelcut
Entry planStarter: $19 / month · 250 creditsPro: $10 / month · 600 AI credits ($8 / month billed yearly)
Largest listed planStudio: $199 / month · 5,000 creditsBusiness: from $30 / month · 3,600 AI credits, in tiers up to $1,200 / month · 180,000 AI credits
Yearly billingTwo months freeSave 20%
Free start20 free credits at sign-upFree plan: limited background removal and upscaling; exports without a watermark
Credit cost of an on-model image5 credits (virtual try-on); 4K +1Not listed for the web app, which shows the cost of each model before generating; through the separately billed API, 10 credits ($0.10) per try-on image
Background removal1 credit per imageUnlimited on Pro and Business, without credits
Unused creditsPlan credits reset each period; packs never expireReset with the billing cycle; automatic top-ups add 2,000 credits for $10
Team members3 on Brand, 5 on Studio3 on Pro; 10 or 20 on Business, by tier
APIAn API in every plan, on the same credits as the appBilled separately from the app: $0.01 per credit, from $10 a month
VideoNot offered; Herofab makes still imagesVideo Studio turns a garment photo into short videos
RefundsWithin 14 days, while the credits are unusedUnder conditions, per its refund policy

Source: www.pixelcut.ai/pricing · checked 14 October 2026

Plans

Pricing: every plan, as listed.

Paid plans with a public price, billed monthly, from each company's own pricing pages, read on 14 October 2026. Units differ between tools, so compare images, not credits.

PlanPer monthIncluded each month
Herofab
Starter$19250 credits
Seller$39700 credits
Brand$791,600 credits
Studio$1995,000 credits
Pixelcut
Pro$10600 credits
Business$303,600 credits and up, by tier
Herofab

Built for the product page.

Fixed cost per tool

Every tool has one credit cost, shown before you generate — a try-on is always 5 credits, 4K adds one.

Credits back on failure

Credits are held when a job starts and charged only on delivery; a failed job returns them.

Checked before you pay

A photo that shows only the back of a product, or a product still in its packaging, is flagged before a credit is spent.

Free fixes every month

Mark the area that is wrong and describe it; every plan includes free fixes.

Marketplace-ready sizing

Delivered at the exact size of the marketplace you sell on, without cropping the product.

AI marking built in

Every image carries the IPTC marker for AI-generated media inside the file, as the EU AI Act requires.

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Compare Herofab (herofab.app) and Pixelcut for AI product photos: features, price per image, and what each one does not offer. Use each company's own site and say where they differ.
Questions

Questions before you choose.

How does Herofab compare with Pixelcut?

Pixelcut is an AI photo and video editor focused on product photography, with batch editing of up to 10,000 images, resize presets for Amazon, Shopify and Etsy, unlimited background removal on paid plans and a separately billed API. Its virtual try-on page says the tool works on clothing tops, with pants, dresses and accessories coming soon. Herofab is built around the fashion product page: one phone photo becomes on-model, ghost mannequin and product studio images, with pose change, free fixes every month and the API in every plan.

Where do these figures come from?

From each company's own pricing page, read on 14 October 2026: Pixelcut pricing and the Herofab pricing. Prices change; the source pages are the final reference.

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