WORKFLOW AUTOMATION

Workflow automation — one click, hundreds of images

Chain tools into reusable pipelines. Remove background, enhance, generate shadows, resize, and export — saved as a one-click workflow. Run it on a single image or hundreds at once.

Build a workflow Try with a sample

BEFORE → AFTER — 4 STEPS, ONE CLICK

Processed result — white background, enhanced, resized

BEFORE

AFTER

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How it works — Amazon Listing pipeline

Remove background

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White background

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Enhance

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Resize to 2000×2000

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Export ✓

Build pipelines from any combination of tools — remove background, enhance, stage, resize, export

Save workflows by name: 'Amazon Listing', 'Instagram Shop', 'Transparent PNG'

Run one image or hundreds in a single batch — every step applies automatically

Each step feeds the next — no manual handoff between tools

Built-in workflows

Amazon Listing PRODUCT

Remove background → White BG → Enhance → Resize → Export

4 steps · 12 credits

Instagram Shop PRODUCT

Remove background → Staging → Enhance → Square crop → Export

4 steps · 14 credits

Shopify Product PRODUCT

Declutter → Enhance → White BG → Resize → Export

4 steps · 11 credits

Transparent PNG PRODUCT

Remove background → Clean edges → Export transparent PNG

2 steps · 7 credits

Fashion Lookbook FASHION

Remove background → Ghost mannequin → Staging → Export

3 steps · 13 credits

LinkedIn Banner MARKETING

Remove background → AI scene → Resize 1200×627 → Export

3 steps · 10 credits

FAQ

A saved sequence of image processing steps. Each step is one of Pixfino's tools (background remover, enhancer, stager, etc.) applied in order. You build it once, name it, and run it on any number of images.

Up to 250 images per batch run. Each image goes through every step in the pipeline automatically — you don't touch it between steps.

Yes. Pick any combination of tools, arrange them in the order you want, and save the pipeline with a name. You can reuse it anytime.

Each step in the workflow costs the same as running that tool individually. The total per image is the sum of all steps. You see the cost before you run.

Build your first workflow