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PixelBin publishes APIs and SDKs for automating image and asset transformations; the plan that includes API access is not stated. pixelbin.io, checked 7 Oct 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Users can self-serve download their stored files and folders as a zip with the folder structure kept, in jobs of up to 300 files or 5 GB each. pixelbin.io, checked 7 Oct 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Plans are billed monthly, and the pricing FAQ says you can cancel, upgrade or downgrade your subscription anytime from account settings. pixelbin.io, checked 7 Oct 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Zapier lists PixelBin.io integrations, including Google Drive and WordPress. zapier.com, checked 7 Oct 2026 (opens in a new tab)
API and SDKs, plan tier not stated. Self-serve zip export of stored files, up to 300 per job. Monthly plans. Listed on Zapier.
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AI image editing and optimization — remove backgrounds, upscale photos, restore images, generate product shots. Text prompt editing. Batch processing for catalogs. Free: 15GB storage, 45 monthly credits. Pay-as-you-go: $0.10/credit.
PixelBin uses AI to remove image backgrounds, upscale low-resolution photos, restore old or damaged images, and generate product shots from text prompts. You can also edit images by typing plain-text instructions, which makes it easy to use without design skills.
PixelBin is a great fit for small e-commerce shops or product-based businesses that need to clean up and optimize lots of images without hiring a designer. The free tier gives you 15GB of storage and 45 credits a month, which covers light use, and the pay-as-you-go model at $0.10 per credit keeps costs predictable. The main downside is that credits can add up fast if you're processing large product catalogs, so heavy users should watch their usage closely.