Slazzer removes and replaces image backgrounds, with a surrounding set of tools: upscaling, enhancement, generated shadows, sky replacement, colourising old photographs, and cataloguing modes tuned for food and grocery imagery.
The three access routes are what separate it from the browser-only competition. An API for developers, a desktop app for batch work and a Photoshop extension for designers cover three genuinely different workflows, and a car dealership processing four hundred vehicle photographs is not going to do it a file at a time in a web page.
Netflairs has run it since 2019. Pricing is credit-based, buy credits or subscribe, with a free trial, but no figures appear on the site. Per-image credits make high volume expensive in a way a flat subscription would not, automatic cutouts still struggle with hair and transparency, and generated shadows need checking against the replacement background.
