Tukeli

[Is it for you] If you need a browser-based, no-download tool for quick image/video tweaks, Tukeli works as a handy companion to Photoshop basics. However, it is not a professional retouching suite – complex compositing or high-end commercial work still requires dedicated software. [What it actually does] It supports batch image cutout, video cutout, AI watermark removal, blur-to-HD for photos and videos, old photo restoration and colorization, face enhancement, photo-to-anime conversion, AI painting, and auto generation of ID photos or white-background product shots – most via a one-click upload. [Cost & accessibility] No pricing information is provided in any evidence source or on the official website; referring posts imply free usage, but it’s likely a freemium model with unknown paid tiers. It suits designers, e-commerce operators, and content creators who want quick results; it is not for those needing high-precision compositing or professional print output. [Community consensus & discussion quality] All evidence comes from Zhihu answers and one introductory article, with low engagement (7 total upvotes) and repeated promotion by the same lab’s accounts.