AirBrush

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overall

591

out of 60,653

+12

traffic

258

out of 60,653

-3

investment

1,994

out of 60,653

-151

review

1,061

out of 60,653

These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

Pixocial

Years in business

Number of employees

51-200 employees

Country

Singapore

AirBrush provides AI-powered photo editing tools including retouching and background removal. Award-winning and user-friendly, the app is designed for creators looking for professional-quality results.

API Availability

Pricing

freemium

Use

ai background remover

image editing

image generation

object removal

video editing

watermark removal

Available on

Play store

Position of AirBrush on sub rankings

December 2025

Ai background remover - Overall

12 out of 237

Image editing - Overall

17 out of 690

Image generation - Overall

13 out of 1,243

Singapore - Overall

6 out of 707

Video editing - Overall

11 out of 320

Watermark removal - Overall

1 out of 27

Ai background remover - Overall

12 out of 237

Image editing - Overall

17 out of 690

Image generation - Overall

13 out of 1,243

Singapore - Overall

6 out of 707

Video editing - Overall

11 out of 320

Watermark removal - Overall

1 out of 27

Industries

arts & entertainment

media, design & communication

software & it

Company

Pixocial

Years in business

Number of employees

51-200 employees

Country

Singapore

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