Clear answers about files, privacy, accounts, Thumbnail Maker, Quick Video Maker and Video Maker Pro.
Many Pixores tools are free to use. AI features and saved creator workflows may use credits or require an account when clearly indicated.
No account is required for standard conversion and browser-based tools. An account is needed for features such as saved projects, My Brand assets, and credit-based AI tools.
Browser-based tools process files locally whenever possible. Tools that require server processing retain files only as needed to complete the requested operation, subject to our Privacy Policy.
Format support depends on the tool. Pixores currently works with common formats including JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, PDF-related images, and transparent PNG files.
Yes. Pixores is designed for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers. Mobile upload controls can access your camera or photo library where supported.
Limits vary by tool, browser memory, and server resources. Large files may take longer to process, especially on mobile devices.
Selected tools support multiple files, including the watermark tool and several conversion workflows. Availability is shown directly on each tool page.
We minimize retention, use secure connections, and process files only for the requested operation. You should still avoid uploading confidential material to any online service unless necessary.
Signed-in users can save projects. Administrators can also publish and update public templates through Pixores Thumbnail Maker.
Yes. Pixores Thumbnail Maker supports transparent PNG export, and the Background Remover lets you download images without a background.
Quick Video Maker runs in the browser and is designed for short, straightforward edits. Video Maker Pro is a Windows application for longer projects, persistent local media, advanced audio, Smart Clips, captions and local GPU-assisted rendering.
Yes. Pixores Video Maker Pro is currently free during its Windows beta. The download page always shows the current release status and system requirements.
Use Video Maker Pro for long videos or projects with many clips and effects. Local files, autosave and GPU-assisted rendering provide a more dependable workflow than a browser for larger timelines.
The Pro editor is local-first: imported media, project files and renders stay on your computer while you edit. Optional connected features, such as YouTube publishing, only send data when you choose to use them.
Email support@pixores.com or use the Contact page. Include the tool name, browser, device, and a short description of the issue.
