- SI Score
- 80/100
- Pricing
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- Free plan
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- Sign-up required
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What it does
Hama is a web app that erases unwanted objects from photos. You upload an image, brush over the part you want gone, and click Erase. The page says it can remove people, objects and text, and lists retouching uses such as spots, freckles, pimples, wrinkles and blemishes. Sign up is free, and PRO is offered for high definition downloads. An API is documented for sending an original image and a mask. Upload works by drag and drop or by clicking to choose a file.
The home page has a live upload area with drag and drop or click to upload, plus a sample image option. It states results in a few seconds and mentions free use in 5 seconds, with PRO for HD downloads. Listed use cases are photo apps, template businesses, e-commerce, web builders, maps and media. The API section describes a four step flow: send the original image and the mask image to the hama API, which returns the final image. A FAQ covers image size limits, how many images can be edited, erasing tips, cost and keyboard shortcuts. Support is reachable by email. The footer names Sandoll Metalab Inc and shows a 2023 copyright line. No pricing figures appear on the page.