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For interior designers
Change an interior’s color and styling across the series while preserving light, materials and spatial geometry.
Batch AI photo editingOne idea.
One idea.
A consistent image series.
Recolor, restyle, add, replace or remove objects across selected photos. Review an AI preview first, then apply the approved direction to the entire series.
Who PixRix is for
Four professional scenarios show how one visual direction can be applied across a photo series without losing the details that matter.
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BeforeAfterarchitecture
For architects
Compare facade material options without changing the building volume, windows, structure or perspective.
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For portrait photographers
Create consistent lighting, backgrounds and color while preserving identity, natural skin and individual character.
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For product photographers
Turn a clean product shot into a premium advertising scene while preserving the item’s exact form and details.
How it helps
Less manual work, more control
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Up to 50 photos
Upload a series and select every frame or only the photos you need.
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One clear instruction
A shared prompt and references keep the visual direction consistent.
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Control with an AI preview
Review one preview frame before processing the full series.
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Refine individual results
Correct selected frames without processing all the others again.
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Ready-to-use export
Download individual images or package successful results into a ZIP archive.
Unit packages
One-time purchase with no subscription or automatic charges.
For studios, agencies and catalogs
We work with legal entities
PixRix helps teams prepare consistent visual series for presentations, interior projects, catalogs and marketing materials. Commercial terms, payment and document workflow will be agreed separately before paid services launch.
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Prepare your first series
Upload photos, create a preview frame and decide whether to process the entire series.
Try batch editing