Editor's Review
Removing a subject from its background is the step that decides how long a photo edit takes, and Bazaart builds its whole interface around getting that step out of the way. Point it at a portrait, a product shot or a pet and the cutout tool separates the subject in a single tap, leaving you with a transparent layer you can drop onto anything else.
From there the app behaves less like a filter gallery and more like a lightweight design tool. Every element sits on its own layer with independent opacity, blend mode and ordering, so a poster made of three photos, a headline and a shape stays editable rather than flattening into one image. The AI side adds background generation and object erasing, which covers most of what people reach for when a shot is nearly right but the setting is wrong.
Bazaart Ltd. also ships a large template set cut to the aspect ratios social platforms actually use, which saves guessing at canvas sizes. The catch is the paywall: the cutout engine and basic layers are usable without paying, but the AI generators, the fuller template library and high-resolution export sit behind a Pro subscription, and the upgrade prompts appear often enough to notice. Anyone who only needs an occasional crop and colour tweak will find it heavier than necessary. For people making thumbnails, product listings or story graphics on a phone, the layer model is worth the learning curve.
Features
One-tap background removal that isolates people, products and pets
Layer-based canvas with per-layer opacity, ordering and blend modes
AI background generation and replacement
Template library sized for stories, posts and video thumbnails
Retouch tools for blemishes, unwanted objects and skin smoothing
Text, sticker and shape elements with adjustable styling
Export to transparent PNG for reuse in other apps
Pros
Cutouts are accurate on hair and edges compared with most phone editors
Layers stay editable, so a design can be revised instead of redone
Templates match real social aspect ratios rather than generic sizes
Available on both Android and iOS, so projects follow you across devices
Cons
The most useful AI tools require the Pro subscription
Upgrade prompts interrupt the editing flow
The layer system is more app than a casual cropper needs
Questions people ask
Is Bazaart free to use?
The app is free to install and the core editing and cutout tools work without paying. The AI generators, the full template collection and the highest export quality are part of the paid Bazaart Pro tier.
Does it work without an internet connection?
Ordinary editing, layering and exporting run on the device. Anything that calls the AI services, such as background generation, needs a connection because the processing happens on Bazaart's servers.
Can I export an image with a transparent background?
Yes. After a cutout you can save the result as a PNG with transparency, which is what you want when the image is going into a presentation, a store listing or another design app.
