How many images can I process in a batch?

You can queue multiple images in the editor and process them sequentially. Your only limit is your credit balance — each removal costs 1 credit.

Can I apply the same edit to every photo automatically?

Each image needs its own mask, because the objects to remove differ per photo. The queue removes the file-handling overhead, not the precision.

Is there an API for automated batch processing?

Yes — the REST API supports programmatic submission for developer and enterprise workflows. See the API feature page for details.

What does batch processing cost?

Same as single processing: 1 credit per image, about $0.0004 at Pro volume. Credits never expire.

AI Batch Photo Editing — Remove Objects from Many Photos at Once

One retouched photo is easy. Five hundred product photos is a project. HappyHorse's batch workflow lets you queue multiple images, apply the same remove-and-rebuild cleanup to each, and collect the results — at about $0.0004 per image on the Pro pack.

Built for catalog-scale cleanup

Marketplace sellers, agencies and car dealerships don't retouch one photo — they retouch entire listings. The batch workflow keeps the same brush-mark-and-remove precision per image while removing the per-file overhead: queue several images, process them one after another, track progress, and download results as they finish.

How batch cleanup works

Upload multiple images to the editor (JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 2048px each).
Mark the objects to remove on each image — same brush and rectangle tools.
Run the queue; each image is processed in 1-2 seconds.
Download the cleaned results.

Who uses batch mode

E-commerce teams — strip props, reflections and clutter from full product catalogs before marketplace submission
Marketplace resellers — clean household backgrounds across dozens of listing photos
Car dealerships — normalize inventory galleries by removing lot clutter and neighboring cars
Real estate agencies — declutter full property shoots in one session

Batch economics

At Pro-pack volume (10,000 credits for $4.00), each cleanup costs about $0.0004. A 500-photo catalog costs roughly $0.20 in credits — versus days of manual retouching or per-image pricing on typical tools. Credits never expire, so buy once and clean as you go. Need programmatic batch cleanup? See the REST API.

AI Batch Photo Editing — Clean Entire Catalogs, Not Just Single Shots