Tool profile
Slazzer: cost, fit and limits
Slazzer is an AI background removal service made by Netflairs Technology Private Limited that cuts subjects out of photos on the web, in desktop and mobile apps and through an API, with credit-based plans for individuals and shops.
What to know first
Slazzer sells credits rather than seats. A free account holds 2 credits, but previews up to 0.25 megapixel are unlimited and cost nothing. Paid plans start at 100 credits a month for €12.18, which the pricing page limits to non-commercial use, then 300 credits for €39.86 and 1,000 for €104.08. Full-size downloads cost one credit each. Bulk jobs go through the desktop app, because the website takes ten images per upload.
Slazzer at a glance
| Maker | Netflairs Technology Private Limited (doing business as Slazzer), Not stated on the vendor pages |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes |
| Entry price | €12.18 per month for 100 credits, non-commercial use only |
| API access | Yes |
| Category | Best AI Background Removers in 2026, rank 4 of 10 |
| Website | slazzer.com |
Who Slazzer is best for
Hobbyists and students
The free preview at 0.25 megapixel lets someone judge a cutout and keep low-resolution results without spending any of the 2 free credits.
Small shops with periodic catalog updates
Monthly credits at 300 or 1,000 fit a store that refreshes photos in bursts, and the desktop app avoids the ten-image limit on the website.
Photoshop users
A listed Photoshop extension lets a designer send layers to the service without leaving the editing window, which suits retouchers who cut out only some images.
Slazzer plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free forever | 2 free credits, unlimited free previews on the website, and access to the API and apps. |
| 100 credits a month | €12.18 per month | 100 credits monthly, for non-commercial use only according to the pricing page. The pricing page shows prices in euros. |
| 300 credits a month | €39.86 per month | 300 credits monthly, shown with a 20 percent discount on the pricing page. Each credit buys one full-size download, so this tier works out at roughly €0.13 per image. |
| 1,000 credits a month | €104.08 per month | 1,000 credits monthly, also shown with a 20 percent discount. This is the highest self-serve tier on the page, aimed at shops that refresh whole catalogs each month. |
| Custom plan | Custom quote | Enterprise-level support and a quality guarantee, arranged through a quote request. The page gives no price for it, so a buyer has to request a quote before comparing. |
Checked November 2026.
What Slazzer does
- Full-size cutouts
- One credit buys one full HD download. The apps and API charge 0.20 credit for images up to 0.25 megapixel, a cheaper route for thumbnails and quick checks.
- Free low-resolution previews
- The website shows previews up to 0.25 megapixel without spending a credit, so you can reject a bad cutout before paying for the full-size file.
- Desktop app for bulk
- Windows, Mac and Linux apps process batches, which matters because the website accepts only ten images in one upload. Large batches are the intended use of these apps, and the pricing page lists them under the free plan as well as paid ones.
- Photoshop extension
- A Photoshop extension is listed among the integrations, alongside Android and iOS apps and the API. The extension means retouchers who live in Photoshop do not need to export files and re-upload them to the website one by one.
- Extra AI tools
- The homepage also lists upscaling, relighting, shadow generation, sky replacement and deoldify tools next to the remover. These extras sit on the same site, so one account can cover cutouts and light enhancement, though their credit costs were not checked.
How Slazzer handles your data
Slazzer's privacy policy says uploaded files are processed and deleted shortly after download, and that files are not used to improve its products unless you send them to the team as feedback. Face data is stored only for the duration of processing. The policy states that servers are located in India and that its Binding Corporate Rules were recognized by EEA and UK data protection authorities. No SOC 2 or ISO certificate is stated on the pages we read, and the legal entity is named only as Netflairs Technology Private Limited in the policy.
Where Slazzer falls short in practice
- Cheapest plan is non-commercial. The 100-credit plan at €12.18 is for non-commercial use only, so a shop selling goods must start at the 300-credit tier, which costs €39.86 a month.
- Website batch cap. Uploading through the browser stops at ten images at a time. Anyone cutting out a few hundred product photos has to install the desktop app or call the API.
- Small free allowance. The free account holds only 2 credits, so testing real full-size output on a sample set means paying for a plan. That is a few images at most, so judging edge quality on a varied set means paying for credits first.
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Slazzer: common questions
Can I use Slazzer cutouts commercially on the 100-credit plan?
No. The pricing page states that the 100-credit monthly plan is for non-commercial use only. A business needs the 300-credit plan at €39.86 per month or the 1,000-credit plan at €104.08, or a custom quote. Check the current terms before relying on any plan for sales images.
Do Slazzer previews use credits?
No. Previews on the website up to 0.25 megapixel are free and unlimited. A full-size download costs one credit, and the apps and API charge 0.20 credit for images up to 0.25 megapixel. That lets you check the edge quality on a sample before spending credits.
Where does Slazzer process my images?
The privacy policy states that its servers are located in India. It also says files are deleted shortly after download and are not used to improve products unless sent as feedback. No hosting option in Europe is stated on the pages we read.
How do I process many images at once in Slazzer?
Use the desktop app. The website accepts up to ten images per upload, while the Windows, Mac and Linux apps are listed for bulk editing. The API is another route for store pipelines, charging 0.20 credit per image up to 0.25 megapixel.
Does Slazzer have an API?
Yes. The free plan lists API access, and the pricing page gives a per-image credit rate for the API at small sizes. Full terms, rate limits and any separate API pricing were not checked beyond the pricing page, so read the developer documentation before building on it.