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Every AI image tool does one thing well. Remove a background here, upscale there, generate somewhere else, then you're manually stitching it all together. igly.ai puts all of that into one infinite canvas editor. Drag your product photo onto the canvas, remove the background, replace it with an AI-generated scene, inpaint a detail, upscale to 4K, and composite the final shot. The workflow is the feature. We're trying to be the place where you don't have to leave.
Quick backstory: my wife runs an e-commerce store and spends hours on product photos — removing backgrounds, cleaning up edges, generating lifestyle scenes. She'd juggle several tools for a single listing image, all with pretty high subscription fees.
I was like, "what if I... built one"
So I built it. Started as a weekend project, then some friends in e-commerce started using it, then their friends. Then I found myself having a hard time to fix some tricky issues 🙂↔️, so I invited a friend to co-implement. Fast forward a few months and now there are 12+ AI tools crammed into a canvas editor that honestly got a bit out of scope in the best way possible.
Fair warning: if you've used Lovart, you'll notice some similarities — the canvas + prompt-based editing concept is genuinely great and yes, I took inspiration from it. Think of igly as the budget indie version with a few more tools and a lot more bugs to work out 😅
I'm here all day answering questions, taking feature requests, and probably fixing bugs as they come in. Fire away! 🚀
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About Igly on Product Hunt
“All-in-one AI image editor on an infinite canvas”
Igly was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #42 on the daily leaderboard. Every AI image tool does one thing well. Remove a background here, upscale there, generate somewhere else, then you're manually stitching it all together. igly.ai puts all of that into one infinite canvas editor. Drag your product photo onto the canvas, remove the background, replace it with an AI-generated scene, inpaint a detail, upscale to 4K, and composite the final shot. The workflow is the feature. We're trying to be the place where you don't have to leave.
Igly was featured in Design Tools (259.8k followers), Social Media (88.9k followers) and Photography (142.8k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 67.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Igly?
Igly was hunted by Luo. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Quick backstory: my wife runs an e-commerce store and spends hours on product photos — removing backgrounds, cleaning up edges, generating lifestyle scenes. She'd juggle several tools for a single listing image, all with pretty high subscription fees.
I was like, "what if I... built one"
So I built it. Started as a weekend project, then some friends in e-commerce started using it, then their friends. Then I found myself having a hard time to fix some tricky issues 🙂↔️, so I invited a friend to co-implement. Fast forward a few months and now there are 12+ AI tools crammed into a canvas editor that honestly got a bit out of scope in the best way possible.
Fair warning: if you've used Lovart, you'll notice some similarities — the canvas + prompt-based editing concept is genuinely great and yes, I took inspiration from it. Think of igly as the budget indie version with a few more tools and a lot more bugs to work out 😅
I'm here all day answering questions, taking feature requests, and probably fixing bugs as they come in. Fire away! 🚀