Prices verified July 23, 2026

Photoroom Pricing (2026)

Photoroom's pricing page leads with 'start for free', but the numbers that matter — what the free plan actually allows, what Pro really costs on monthly billing, and which features sit behind the two higher tiers — take some digging. Here is the full breakdown, read directly from Photoroom's pricing page and help center.

The short answer

  • Photoroom Pro costs $12.99/month, or $7.50/month billed yearly (about $90/year).
  • Yes, there is a free plan — its real limit is 100 exports per month (25 per week), with the credit-based AI tools reserved for paid plans.
  • Max ($34.99/mo, or $20.99 billed yearly) adds the video generator and Shopify sync; Ultra ($99/mo, or $82.50 billed yearly) adds 4K export.
  • Exports are capped at 2K resolution on every plan below Ultra.

Photoroom plans at a glance

Prices in USD from photoroom.com/pricing. The yearly column is what Photoroom advertises — the monthly price is roughly 50–70% higher.

PlanMonthlyBilled yearlyAI creditsExports / monthKey gates
Free$0$0100 (25 per week)Credit-based AI tools gated; standard exports
Pro$12.99$7.50/moUp to 8,0001,000No video generator, no Shopify sync, 2K export cap
Max$34.99$20.99/moUp to 25,0003,000Video generator + Shopify sync; still a 2K export cap
Ultra$99$82.50/moUp to 75,00010,0004K export; 2×–10× volume tiers priced separately
EnterpriseCustomCustomCustomCustomVisual QA, SLA, SSO, dedicated onboarding

What the free plan actually includes

Photoroom's free plan is genuinely usable for occasional edits, but its meter is exports: 25 per week and 100 per month. An export is any download, save to device, share as a file, or Shopify publish — and a Batch export counts one export per image, so downloading a batch of 10 images uses 10 exports.

That math matters for sellers. A modest catalog refresh — 30 SKUs with four placements each — is 120 exports, more than the free plan allows in an entire month. The free plan is a trial surface for single images, not a way to run a store.

Credits vs exports: the two meters

Paid plans meter two things separately. AI credits power the generative tools (AI Backgrounds, AI Fashion Models, Edit with AI, the video generator); exports meter every image you take out of the product. Core tools — background remover, retouch, AI fill, image enhancer — are unmetered on paid plans within fair use.

The catch is that heavier tools drain the credit pool at very different rates: on Pro, the same 8,000 credits are worth up to 8,000 basic background generations but only about 400 'Product & Listing AI' generations. If your workflow is product listings rather than single-image edits, the effective monthly capacity is far smaller than the headline credit number suggests.

Photoroom pricing vs AI Media Studio

Full disclosure: AI Media Studio is our product, so read this section with that in mind. The comparison is still straightforward, because the two tools meter different things.

Photoroom is cheaper at entry on yearly billing ($7.50/mo vs our $9/mo) and is the stronger pick for one-tap background removal and quick mobile edits. AI Media Studio prices around finished listing sets instead of per-export meters: one upload produces a multi-placement pack (listing, lifestyle, social, website hero), batch generation runs the same recipe across many SKUs, and a brand kit plus subject library keep one product identical across every image. Plans start at $19/month ($9/month billed yearly) with commercial rights on every plan.

Neither product has a meaningful free tier for catalog work — Photoroom's is capped at 100 exports, ours doesn't exist. The honest question is which meter fits your workflow: per-image edits (Photoroom) or per-listing packages (us).

Prefer listing packs over per-export meters?

AI Media Studio turns one product photo into a complete listing set — marketplace, lifestyle, social, and website formats — with batch across SKUs and a brand kit for consistency. Plans from $19/month ($9/month billed yearly).

Frequently asked questions

How much does Photoroom cost?

Pro is $12.99/month or $7.50/month billed yearly; Max is $34.99/month or $20.99 billed yearly; Ultra is $99/month or $82.50 billed yearly; Enterprise is custom. A free plan exists with a 100-exports-per-month limit.

Is Photoroom free?

There is a free plan, but it is limited to 25 exports per week (100 per month) and the credit-based AI tools — AI backgrounds, fashion models, video — require a paid plan. It works for occasional single-image edits, not catalog work.

How much is the Photoroom app?

The iOS and Android apps use the same subscriptions as the web version: Pro at $12.99/month ($7.50 billed yearly) and up, billed through the App Store or Google Play. The free app tier has the same 100-exports-per-month cap.

What does the Photoroom Pro subscription include?

Up to 8,000 AI credits and 1,000 exports per month, unlimited core tools (background remover, retouch, AI fill, enhancer), AI Backgrounds, and AI Fashion Models. It does not include the video generator, the Shopify integration, or 4K export — those need Max or Ultra.

What is the difference between Photoroom Pro and Max?

Max ($34.99/mo, or $20.99 billed yearly) roughly triples the credits (25,000) and exports (3,000) and unlocks the video generator and the Shopify integration. Export resolution stays capped at 2K on both — 4K requires Ultra at $99/month.

Does Photoroom charge extra for background removal?

No — background removal is a core tool, unmetered on paid plans within fair use, and available on the free plan inside its export limits. The credit meter only applies to the generative AI tools.

Can I cancel Photoroom or get a refund?

Subscriptions can be cancelled anytime from account settings ('Manage Subscriptions'), and Photoroom's stated policy refunds purchases up to one week after payment via their refund guide.

Is Photoroom worth it for ecommerce sellers?

For quick edits and best-in-class background removal, yes — it is the category leader at that job. Sellers producing complete listing sets across many SKUs should price out the export math first: batch downloads consume the export meter quickly, and pack-based tools (including ours — AI Media Studio, from $19/month) can be a better fit for that workflow.