Who makes PhotoScissors
PhotoScissors is made by Teorex, the developer of Inpaint, PhotoStitcher and iResizer [1].
What PhotoScissors is built for
The online version is limited to 10 MB and 4.2 megapixels, and there are desktop and iOS versions for offline use [2] — useful if you prefer a one-off desktop licence to an online service.
How to compare PhotoScissors and Kenerate fairly
Background removers mostly differ at the edges. Every edge pixel mixes subject and background colour, so hair, fur, lace and glass are where tools disagree [3]. Run the same three to five hard photos through PhotoScissors and Kenerate's Cutout HD, then place each result on a dark background and zoom to 200% — thin halos show up there first, often from how a tool handles semi-transparent edge pixels [4].
Then check the output size you need and whether you need extras such as an API, batch processing or a desktop app.














































