Claid

Catalog teams remove backgrounds, upscale photos and generate scenes to prepare product images for stores.

Best for: Catalog teams processing product photos

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Overview

Claid combines product-scene generation with practical image editing such as background removal and upscaling. Sellers can work in its web studio, while technical teams can build repeatable image-processing workflows through the documented API.

Who it suits

Brands with usable source photographs that need both catalog cleanup and promotional image variations.

Who it may not suit

Teams requiring guaranteed preservation of every printed character or exact garment construction without human inspection.

Seller use cases

  • Generate product backgrounds and lifestyle scenes from existing images.
  • Remove backgrounds, resize, and adjust images through documented editing operations.
  • Create fashion-model imagery or short motion clips from supported visual inputs.

What you can do

  • Generate product backgrounds and lifestyle scenes from existing images.
  • Remove backgrounds, resize, and adjust images through documented editing operations.
  • Create fashion-model imagery or short motion clips from supported visual inputs.

What you need

  • Provide clear source images, an account, and a credit budget; API workflows also need developer setup and authentication.

Pricing at a glance

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Pricing

Checked October 30, 2026: the web trial lists 50 credits, with credit consumption depending on the operation. This is not a fixed number of output images.

Limitations

Operations consume different credit amounts, and image-size limits vary across plans.

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Frequently asked questions

The studio works from image inputs; no specific store integration is required for that workflow.

Claid assigns credits by operation, so an upscale and a generated video do not necessarily use the same allowance.

Yes. The API documentation covers editing operations, authentication, and batch-related endpoints.

Yes. Image enhancement does not establish missing product details.

Checked against the official site on 2026-10-30 · Official source ↗

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