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Epox vs Photoroom

Photoroom is a fast, widely used photo editor with strong mobile apps and a mature public API. Epox is built around a store catalog: save a look once, run it across every product, and push the results back to the store. Here is where each one is the better fit.

Side by side

Epox$49/mopaid plans start
Photoroom$12.99/mopaid plans start
  • Epox leads 1
  • Even 6
  • Photoroom leads 3

The shaded cell is where one side clearly does more. Everything else is a fair draw.

Epox and Photoroom, feature by feature. Photoroom details as of October 2026, from its own pages — sources below.
FeatureEpoxPhotoroom as of October 2026
Pricing (USD)Free plan: 600 credits / day · no credit card. Paid from US$49/mo (Solo), or US$41/mo billed yearly.EdgeFree plan for personal use only. Pro US$12.99/mo, or US$7.50/mo billed yearly; Max US$34.99/mo. VAT included; may vary by region.[1][2][3]
Background removalRemove background in Edit & standardize — one image, or every SKU in one run.A core tool on every paid plan, with no credit cost.[1]
AI scenes & modelsLifestyle scenes, clean packshots, apparel on generated models, several products in one image, or match a reference.AI Backgrounds, AI fashion models and garment-on-model try-on (try-on from Pro).[1][4]
Batch workSave a look once as a template, then run it across every product in one batch.Batch Mode: AI edits on up to 250 images at once, on paid plans.[5][2]
VideoVideo Studio: product spins, push-ins, living scenes and 9:16 social clips — one move across every product.Product videos from photos, with 300+ ecommerce templates, on the Max and Ultra plans.[6]
Store syncEdgeConnect Shopify or WooCommerce: import products, then push generated images and video back to the store.Shopify integration on Max and above: imports the catalog and publishes edited images back. No WooCommerce integration on its integrations page.[1][7][8]
Review before publishingFlows: a new product in the store triggers generation, an email approval, then upload to the store.Teams approve designs with comments and reactions; automated Visual QA on Enterprise.[9][10]
AppsWeb app. No native mobile app.EdgeiPhone, iPad, Android and web apps.[1]
Developer & agent accessA workspace MCP server: connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other agents by OAuth or API key.EdgeA public REST API from US$0.02 per image, plus an official MCP server for Claude.[11][12]
TeamsTeam and Agency plans support multiple team members; Solo is single-user.Up to 50 seats on Pro, Max and Ultra; Brand Kit on every paid plan.[1]

Sources

Each Photoroom claim above was read on Photoroom's own public pages on October 6, 2026. Plans and features change.

  1. Photoroom — Pricing · checked October 6, 2026
  2. Photoroom Help — What are Photoroom’s plans? · checked October 6, 2026
  3. Photoroom Help — Free accounts and commercial use · checked October 6, 2026
  4. Photoroom — Virtual try-on · checked October 6, 2026
  5. Photoroom — Batch editing · checked October 6, 2026
  6. Photoroom — Video generator · checked October 6, 2026
  7. Photoroom on the Shopify App Store · checked October 6, 2026
  8. Photoroom — Integrations · checked October 6, 2026
  9. Photoroom — Teams · checked October 6, 2026
  10. Photoroom — Visual QA · checked October 6, 2026
  11. Photoroom — API pricing · checked October 6, 2026
  12. Photoroom — Photoroom for Claude (MCP) · checked October 6, 2026

Which one fits

Both are good tools. The right one depends on the job.

Pick Photoroom if…

  • You edit on your phone — Photoroom has iPhone, iPad and Android apps.[1]
  • You are building your own product and want a per-image public API.[11]
  • Your main job is fast background removal and quick single-image edits.

Pick Epox if…

  • You sell on Shopify or WooCommerce and want finished images and video pushed back to the store.
  • You want one saved look applied to every SKU in one batch, not image by image.
  • You want new products handled by a flow, with an email approval before anything reaches the store.
  • You want to choose the model per job, across image and video providers.

Questions

One navy corduroy lounge chair across five shots — a lifestyle scene with a woman listening to music, room and studio angles, a back view and a fabric close-up

See it on one of your own products.

Paste a product or store URL — Epox finds the products and crafts lifestyle scenes from them.

Try it on your product →

600 credits / day · no credit card