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Picsart vs EditThisPic — Which AI Photo Editor Is Better?

Picsart is a full creative suite with stickers, fonts, and AI tools. EditThisPic is a focused prompt-driven AI editor. Here's how they actually compare.

Quick Answer Updated
Picsart is a full-featured creative editing suite (mobile and web) with AI tools, stickers, fonts, video editing, and a subscription model — paid plans start around $7/mo (Pro) with 500 monthly AI credits. EditThisPic is a focused AI photo editor that runs one prompt-driven edit at a time — free first edit per week, one-time packs from $4.99 for 10 edits, no signup required.
Picsart is the creative suite for daily content production. EditThisPic is the prompt-first AI editor for one-shot, specific edits — cheaper per edit, no signup, no subscription.
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The Verdict

Picsart is the right choice if you want a full creative editing suite — stickers, fonts, collage, video, AI generation — on mobile or desktop, and you do enough editing to justify a subscription. EditThisPic is the better pick if you want to describe one specific change in plain English, get it done in 15–30 seconds, and pay only for what you use. Picsart wins on breadth; EditThisPic wins on speed and per-edit cost.

Feature EditThisPic Picsart
Free Tier 1 free Fast preview edit per week; purchased downloads are clean Free tier available; many AI tools watermark or limit free output
Pricing (paid) From $4.99 (10-edit pack) or $4.99 for 10 edits Pro from around $7/mo (annual billing) or $13/mo monthly; Ultra around $27/mo
Signup Required No — edit instantly Yes — account required for most features
AI Credits Edits-per-month (15 / 50 / 150 tiers) 500 AI credits/mo (Pro) or 1,500 (Ultra)
Creative Breadth AI-driven prompt edits only Stickers, fonts, templates, collage, video, photo
Mobile App Browser only (works on mobile) iOS and Android apps
Prompt-Based AI Edit Core feature — describe any edit AI tools exist but UI is feature-by-feature, not prompt-first
Background Removal Yes, via prompt Yes, dedicated tool
Video Editing No Yes
Watermark on Free Output Free preview; purchases clean Some AI features watermark free output

When Picsart wins

Picsart is the right pick if you're a creator who does daily editing across photo, video, and graphics — Instagram posts, TikTok edits, collages, branded assets. The sticker library, font selection, and creative templates are legitimately strong. If you're paying for one creative tool a month, Picsart's breadth is hard to beat.

When EditThisPic wins

EditThisPic is the right pick if your editing is occasional and specific — 'remove this person', 'fix the lighting', 'change the background to a forest.' One prompt, 15–30 seconds, done. No subscription needed, no signup, no UI to learn. For under 10 edits a month, the pay-per-pack model is significantly cheaper than Picsart's subscription.

Different problems, different tools

Picsart is a creative suite. EditThisPic is an AI editor. Many creators use both: Picsart for daily content production and collage work, EditThisPic for the one-off 'I need this specific thing fixed' moment that doesn't justify opening a full editor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Picsart, for most creators. The sticker library, font collection, and template gallery are built for social content. EditThisPic is better for one-off photo fixes — removing a stranger from a vacation photo, changing the sky, restoring an old picture — that you'd then post to Instagram.
Picsart's free tier is generous but several AI features add watermarks or require Pro. EditThisPic's free weekly edit previews the result, and all paid downloads are clean.
EditThisPic, by a wide margin. There's no subscription — a 10-edit pack costs $4.99 and the first Fast edit each week is free. Picsart Pro is around $7/mo annual ($84/yr) or $13/mo monthly. If you edit fewer than ten photos a month, EditThisPic is the cheaper choice.
Not a native app. EditThisPic runs in any modern mobile browser. Picsart has dedicated iOS and Android apps that are well-rated if mobile-native is a hard requirement.
No. EditThisPic is focused on AI-driven prompt edits. Picsart is the right tool for collage, sticker, font, and template work.
Both have AI tools, but the approach differs. Picsart has AI tools you select feature-by-feature (AI Enhance, AI Replace, AI Remove). EditThisPic has one prompt box where you describe the entire edit in plain English. For specific, one-shot edits, prompt-first is faster. For exploratory creative work, Picsart's tool palette is more flexible.
Picsart requires a free account to use most features. EditThisPic lets you edit immediately — no signup needed unless you want to save edits to a library.
Yes — Picsart has video editing tools. EditThisPic is photo-only.
Yes, and many people do. Use EditThisPic for the one-shot AI edit (remove this, change that), then bring the edited image into Picsart for collage, text, or social formatting.
EditThisPic handles complex portrait edits well via prompts ('soften the harsh shadow on his face', 'remove the photobomber on the left'). Picsart has dedicated portrait tools (smoothing, retouching) that are easier if you want sliders rather than text prompts. Different interfaces, similar results for most edits.

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