Most AI tools help with one image task. Igly connects the whole campaign workflow. Start with a product photo or idea, then use an infinite Canvas, Seller Studio, and 25+ focused tools to create marketplace assets, social ads, posters, and UGC video without repeatedly downloading, uploading, and rebuilding the same visual. Your sources, references, edits, and finished assets stay connected as the campaign takes shape.
Quick backstory: my wife runs an e-commerce store, and I kept watching her spend hours on product photos. Remove the background here, clean up edges there, generate a lifestyle scene somewhere else, resize for a listing, then do it all again for another channel. One listing image somehow became five tools and a few subscription tabs.
At some point I thought, what if I just built one workspace for this? So I did. It started as a weekend project for product photos. Then a few friends in ecommerce used it, then their friends. The scope kept expanding in the best possible way.
Now Igly has grown into an AI canvas for visual work: prompt-based image edits, object-aware cleanup, background generation, expand canvas / outpainting, layer splitting, product views, short video experiments, and a Seller Studio workflow for ecommerce listings.
If you have used canvas-first AI tools like Lovart, you will notice the inspiration. I think that interaction model is genuinely great. Igly is my indie take on it: more focused on practical image editing, product visuals, ecommerce workflows, and shipping useful tools without a giant creative-suite price tag.
I am here all day answering questions 🧑💻, taking feature requests, and probably polishing rough edges as they appear. Would love to hear what you would use this for, especially if you edit product images, social creatives, or campaign visuals.
Hey everyone, 👋
Quick backstory: my wife runs an e-commerce store, and I kept watching her spend hours on product photos. Remove the background here, clean up edges there, generate a lifestyle scene somewhere else, resize for a listing, then do it all again for another channel. One listing image somehow became five tools and a few subscription tabs.
At some point I thought, what if I just built one workspace for this?
So I did. It started as a weekend project for product photos. Then a few friends in ecommerce used it, then their friends. The scope kept expanding in the best possible way.
Now Igly has grown into an AI canvas for visual work: prompt-based image edits, object-aware cleanup, background generation, expand canvas / outpainting, layer splitting, product views, short video experiments, and a Seller Studio workflow for ecommerce listings.
If you have used canvas-first AI tools like Lovart, you will notice the inspiration. I think that interaction model is genuinely great. Igly is my indie take on it: more focused on practical image editing, product visuals, ecommerce workflows, and shipping useful tools without a giant creative-suite price tag.
I am here all day answering questions 🧑💻, taking feature requests, and probably polishing rough edges as they appear. Would love to hear what you would use this for, especially if you edit product images, social creatives, or campaign visuals.