AI Image Editor — 2026 buyer guide
Free Alternative to Photoshop, Canva, Pixlr & Fotor
We compared the four biggest paid AI image-editing tools against ToolChamp on seven parameters. Here is the honest version — Adobe Photoshop is $22.99/mo (or Firefly standalone from $9.99/mo) for the pro pipeline with Generative Fill + Generative Expand + layers + masks, Canva Pro is $14.99/mo for Magic Studio inside a design platform, Pixlr Premium is roughly $7.99/mo for browser-based layers + AI tools, and Fotor Pro is $8.99/mo for a consumer AI suite.
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Adobe Photoshop Generative Fill lives inside a 22.99 USD per month Creative Cloud subscription with a 7-day trial. Canva Magic Studio's editing tools live behind Canva Pro at 14.99 USD per month. Pixlr Premium is 4.99 USD per month and Fotor Pro at 8.99 USD per month — both watermark the free tier. The free version of every paid editor in this list is engineered to make you upgrade after the first useful edit.
AI image editing splits into two control models: prompt-driven global edits and brush-driven region edits (Photoshop Generative Fill, Canva Magic Edit, Pixlr, Fotor). Most editors need both depending on the job. We rate each on edit quality, editing control, speed, free-tier generosity, privacy, ecosystem integration, and extras.
AI Image Editor compared at a glance
All products side-by-side on the same parameters and the same rubric. Detailed breakdowns are below.
| Product | Free tier | Cheapest paid | Brush / mask AI edit | Outpainting | Layers | Background remover | Object remover | Sky replacement | API | Mobile app | Signup | File retention | Overall |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adobe Photoshop / Firefly | Trial / limited Firefly credits | $9.99/mo Firefly Standard; $22.99/mo Photoshop | Yes (brush / lasso / mask feeds Generative Fill) | Yes (Generative Expand) | Yes (full pro layer stack) | Yes (one-click + Remove Tool) | Yes (Generative Fill + Remove Tool) | Yes | Yes (Firefly Services API for business) | Yes (iOS + Android partial via Express / Photoshop mobile) | Yes | Stored in Creative Cloud if saved / synced | 4.3 / 5 |
| Canva Magic Studio | Limited Magic Studio use | $14.99/mo Canva Pro | Yes (brush + element selection) | Yes (Magic Expand / AI Image Expander) | No (design layer model, not Photoshop pixel layers) | Yes (one-click) | Yes (Magic Eraser) | Partial (Background Generator handles skies) | Partial (Canva developer platform) | Yes (iOS + Android) | Yes | Stored in Canva account / project history | 4.1 / 5 |
| Pixlr | Ads + save / AI limits | ~$7.99/mo Premium (1,000 AI credits) | Yes (mark area + prompt) | Yes (AI Image Extender) | Yes (Pixlr E layers) | Yes (one-click) | Yes | Partial (Background Changer + Generative Fill) | No | Yes (iOS + Android) | Partial (free editor; account for AI / saves) | AI generations may be public unless private mode (Premium) | 3.6 / 5 |
| Fotor | Limited free credits + 2 AI Agent chats | $8.99/mo Fotor Pro | Partial (selection / inpainting in Object Remover) | Yes (AI generative fill / expand) | Partial (traditional editor, less deep than Photoshop) | Yes (claims no watermark, no signup) | Yes (3-5 second vendor claim) | Yes | Not publicly documented | Yes (iOS + Android) | Partial (some tools free; account for credits / history) | Stored in account / customised user data | 3.6 / 5 |
| ToolChamp | Unlimited, no signup, no watermark | N/A — fully free | No (global prompt only) | No | No | No (separate AI Bg Remover tool) | No (separate AI Object Remover tool) | No | No | No | No | Deleted post-job | 3.0 / 5 |
Scroll horizontally to see all columns. Highlighted row is the free option benchmarked against the paid leaders.
How each image editor stacks up
Each product is rated 1–5 stars on seven parameters using the same rubric. Overall score is an unweighted average.
Adobe Photoshop / Firefly Generative Fill
The pro-pipeline standard. Brush / lasso / mask selection feeds Generative Fill, layers, blending modes, history, PSD export, Generative Expand outpainting. Photoshop $22.99/mo or Firefly standalone from $9.99/mo. Strongest commercial-safety + IP indemnification on qualifying enterprise plans.
Scorecard
Strengths
- Professional users repeatedly call Photoshop the standard for high-end image editing, retouching, and print production.
- Reviewers like that Generative Fill creates editable layers instead of flattening the result.
- Creative Cloud integration reduces tool switching for designers already using Adobe apps.
- Brush + mask + lasso selection feeding Generative Fill gives pixel-precise AI editing — no other tool in this comparison matches this control.
Honest weaknesses
- Subscription pricing is painful for casual users who only need occasional edits.
- Learning curve is high compared with Canva or Fotor.
- Adobe's cancellation flow and pricing changes create strong negative sentiment among some users.
- Generative Fill credit consumption can surprise heavy users who exhaust monthly allocations.
Pricing
Trial / limited Firefly credits; Photoshop standalone $22.99/mo; Firefly Standard $9.99/mo (2,000 credits); Firefly Pro $19.99/mo (4,000); Firefly Pro Plus $49.99/mo (10,000); Firefly Premium $199.99/mo (50,000); Enterprise contact-sales with IP indemnification
Photoshop is the pro editor comparison at $22.99/mo standalone, while Firefly standalone starts lower at $9.99/mo but is not the full Photoshop editing environment. Adobe's Firefly plans include unlimited access to standard image features like Generative Fill, but premium AI features are credit-metered. Photoshop Teams is $37.99/mo per license; Creative Cloud Pro for Teams is $99.99/mo per license. Adobe's public FAQ contains a confusing line about Photoshop-generated content commercial use that should be reviewed against the current plan-specific terms before relying on it for client work.
Capabilities
- Input
- PSD, PNG, JPG, TIFF, WebP, HEIC, RAW via Camera Raw, and more
- Output
- PSD, PSB, PNG, JPG, TIFF, WebP, GIF, PDF, and more
- Batch
- Yes through Photoshop actions / scripts / batch workflows; Firefly Services API for bulk
- API
- Yes — Firefly Services / Adobe enterprise APIs (business / custom pricing)
Modes / specializations
What real users say
"Top tier image editing software."
"The prices have become completely unreasonable."
Our verdict
Adobe Photoshop / Firefly is the right tool when you need pixel-precise AI editing with brush + mask + lasso selection feeding Generative Fill, plus the rest of the pro photo-editing pipeline (layers, blending modes, history, PSD export) — and you can budget $9.99-$22.99/mo per user. It is the wrong tool when you just want one quick prompt edit occasionally; the subscription overhead and learning curve are sized for users who edit photos daily.
Who it's for: Professional designers, photographers, retouchers, agencies, marketing teams, and anyone already inside Creative Cloud. Best fit for client work where IP indemnification matters (qualifying business plans).
Canva Magic Studio
The design-platform leader. Magic Edit (brush-selected or whole-image prompt edits, powered by Google's Nano Banana Model), Magic Eraser, Magic Grab, Background Generator, AI Image Expander, plus templates, brand kits, and team workspaces. Canva Pro $14.99/mo. Magic Studio is credit-capped per Canva's AI Usage Limits.
Scorecard
Strengths
- Non-designers can produce polished social, presentation, and marketing assets quickly.
- Templates and stock content dramatically reduce starting-from-zero work.
- Teams like shared brand kits and collaborative editing.
- Magic Edit's brush-selection + prompt workflow is the closest non-Photoshop competitor for region-constrained AI edits.
Honest weaknesses
- AI credit limits and shifting usage limits can frustrate heavy users.
- Customer support / account recovery complaints appear in Trustpilot reviews.
- Canva is weaker than Photoshop for pixel-precise professional retouching.
- No comparable broad IP indemnification for normal Canva users (vs Adobe Firefly Enterprise).
Pricing
Free with limited Magic Studio use; Canva Pro $14.99/mo; Canva Teams from around $13.99/seat/mo; Enterprise contact-sales
Canva's AI Product Terms state Canva may impose AI Usage Limits, including usage limits, rate limits, or fair-use limits, and may modify them. Specific Magic Studio credit counts per feature should be verified in a logged-in Canva account before relying on them — Canva's public pricing pages emphasise plan tiers rather than fixed AI edit counts.
Capabilities
- Input
- Common image formats including JPG, PNG, SVG; HEIC / WebP support varies by upload path
- Output
- PNG, JPG, PDF, SVG (some designs), MP4 / GIF (video / animation)
- Batch
- Partial — bulk create / design workflows exist, but not a pure batch AI image-edit pipeline
- API
- Partial — Canva developer platform / Apps marketplace; not a public Magic Edit API for bulk image editing
Modes / specializations
Prompt-based image editing with brush + object selection · Magic Edit (click on an element or brush over an area, then type the change) is powered by Google's Nano Banana Model per Canva's AI Photo Editor page · Magic Eraser removes objects · Magic Grab isolates elements · Background Generator replaces backgrounds (handles skies via prompt) · AI Image Expander for outpainting · AI Image Upscaler · Style transfer / restyle filters · AI portrait / headshot tools · Canva AI 2.0 conversational-design direction · Templates + brand kits + team workspaces + Canva Apps marketplace · Mobile parity (iOS + Android).
What real users say
"Canva for the non-designer."
"I am not getting help."
Our verdict
Canva Magic Studio is the right tool when you need AI edits as part of a broader design workflow — social posts, presentations, marketing graphics, team brand kits — and you are happy with Canva Pro at $14.99/mo. It is the wrong tool when you need pixel-precise professional retouching (Photoshop wins) or when you want a per-file prompt editor without subscribing to a full design platform.
Who it's for: Marketing teams, social-media managers, small businesses, non-designers, and creator collectives who want AI editing bundled with templates, brand kits, and team collaboration.
Pixlr
The browser-based middle ground. Photoshop-style layers + brushes alongside AI Generative Fill, AI Background Removal, AI Image Extender, AI Background Changer. Pixlr Premium roughly $7.99/mo includes 1,000 monthly AI credits + ad-free + unlimited saves + private mode for AI generations (free generations may otherwise be publicly viewable).
Scorecard
Strengths
- Fast browser access without installing Photoshop.
- Familiar Photoshop-style editing for casual and semi-pro work.
- Good value versus Adobe for users who only need light editing.
- AI Generative Fill + Background Remover + Image Extender cover the key prompt-edit use cases at Premium pricing.
Honest weaknesses
- Ads and save / export limits frustrate free users.
- Less powerful than Photoshop for advanced compositing and professional retouching.
- Some users complain about lag on bigger files and plan / credit changes.
- Free AI generations may be publicly viewable unless you upgrade to Premium for private mode.
Pricing
Free with ads + save / AI limits; Plus around $1.49/mo annual; Premium around $7.99/mo (1,000 AI credits, ad-free, unlimited saves, private mode); Team $11.99-$14.99/mo; Education free upgrades
Official Pixlr pricing confirms Premium includes ad-free use, unlimited saves, 1,000 monthly AI credits, private mode for AI generations, and cross-platform subscription access. Exact US pricing varies between official localised pages and third-party listings — verify the live US pricing page before relying on specific numbers.
Capabilities
- Input
- PNG, JPG / JPEG, WebP and common browser image formats; PSD support varies
- Output
- PNG, JPG, WebP, PXD / Pixlr project format; exact export formats vary by editor
- Batch
- Yes — Pixlr has Batch Editor / bulk photo editing in suite navigation
- API
- No — not central to normal Pixlr AI editing
Modes / specializations
Browser editor with traditional editing tools plus AI features · Pixlr E is the advanced (Photoshop-style) interface; Pixlr X is the simple consumer interface · AI Generative Fill (mark / select area + text prompt) · AI Background Removal (one-click) · AI Image Extender (outpainting) · AI Background Changer · Layers + brushes + selection tools in Pixlr E · Batch Editor for bulk operations · Mobile apps (iOS + Android) · Private mode for AI generations on Premium (free AI generations may otherwise be publicly viewable per Pixlr's own blog) · Pixlr Generative Fill claims under 10 seconds for results.
What real users say
"Very simple and useful online editor."
"Can lag a bit with bigger files."
Our verdict
Pixlr is the right tool when you want a browser-based Photoshop-style editor with AI features at a fraction of Adobe's price — Premium at roughly $7.99/mo is genuinely affordable. It is the wrong tool when you need Photoshop's professional retouching depth, when you want a truly free no-ads workflow, or when you want privacy on free AI generations (free AI output may be public by default).
Who it's for: Hobbyists, semi-pros, students, and small-business owners who want a familiar Photoshop-style UI plus AI features without the Creative Cloud subscription.
Fotor
The consumer AI photo editor. AI Magic Editor + AI Agent + Background Remover + Object Remover + AI Photo Enhancer + AI Headshot + AI Avatar + AI Generative Fill. Fotor Basic free, Fotor Pro $8.99/mo annual, Fotor Pro+ $19.99/mo annual (300 monthly credits + brand kits + batch editing). Casual-friendly UX, weaker pro control than Photoshop / Pixlr.
Scorecard
Strengths
- Easy for casual users and non-designers.
- Broad AI toolkit: enhancer, background remover, object remover, headshots, avatars, restoration.
- Fast one-click workflows for social and product-style edits.
- Background remover claims no watermark, no signup, and free HD download — generous for that specific feature.
Honest weaknesses
- Credit consumption can feel unclear when outputs fail.
- Subscription / cancellation complaints appear in G2 / Capterra / Trustpilot snippets.
- Output quality is less predictable than Adobe for complex edits.
- No Adobe-style IP indemnification.
Pricing
Fotor Basic free; Fotor Pro $8.99/mo annual; Fotor Pro+ $19.99/mo annual (300 monthly credits + brand kits + batch editing + AI Slides); higher tier available with more credits
Official pricing page confirms Fotor Basic is free forever with limited credits, concurrent generation limits, and AI Agent chats. Fotor Pro at $8.99/mo and Fotor Pro+ at $19.99/mo are the main consumer tiers. Pro+ includes AI Slides, batch editing, larger cloud space, brand kits, and 300 free credits each month per Fotor support docs.
Capabilities
- Input
- Common image formats including JPG / PNG; AI-edit-specific format list less clearly documented
- Output
- JPG, PNG, PDF (more in some design exports)
- Batch
- Yes — paid plans include batch editing
- API
- Not central to consumer pricing
Modes / specializations
What real users say
"Over 600 million people and businesses trust us."
"It consumes credits without changes."
Our verdict
Fotor is the right tool when you want a broad consumer AI photo-editing toolkit — backgrounds, objects, enhancements, headshots, avatars, restorations — at a casual price point ($8.99/mo Pro). It is the wrong tool when you need pro-grade control (Photoshop wins), when credit consumption transparency matters, or when you want a no-account workflow (free tier is limited and many features need signup).
Who it's for: Casual users, social-media creators, profile-photo restylers, hobbyists, and anyone who wants a broad AI photo-toolkit without learning a pro editor.
ToolChamp AI Image Editor
Natural-language prompt editing up to 500 characters, edit-strength slider 0.3-1.0 for precise control over edit intensity, Before / After comparison slider in the result UI, PNG output at input dimensions, HEIC + WebP input support — free, no signup, no watermark, no daily cap, commercial use allowed.
Scorecard
Strengths
- Fully free with no signup, no email, no credit card, no watermark, no daily cap, no upsell modal — the only browser-based AI image editor in this comparison with that combination.
- Edit-strength slider is a real differentiator versus many simple prompt editors — users can choose gentler preservation (0.3-0.5) or stronger regeneration (0.7-1.0) per edit.
- Before / After comparison slider in the result UI lets users spot-check the edit against the original before downloading.
- Natural-language prompt up to 500 characters covers most common edit requests (replace backgrounds, change skies, restyle, add or remove objects via prompt, transfer styles).
- HEIC and HEIF support means iPhone photos work directly with no conversion — most competitors require JPG / PNG / PDF only.
- Files uploaded then deleted post-job — no retention beyond the processing window. No prompts or images used for training.
- Commercial use is allowed — ToolChamp terms permit commercial use of edited images, useful for product photos, social-media graphics, and small-business asset workflows.
- Browser-only — no Creative Cloud subscription, no Canva account, no Pixlr Premium, no Fotor Pro upgrade.
Honest weaknesses
- No mask, region, or brush tool — edits apply globally to the whole image. Photoshop Generative Fill, Canva Magic Edit, Pixlr, and Fotor all support region-constrained edits.
- No layers, clone stamp, healing brush, or selection tools — single-prompt edits only, no traditional photo-editor controls.
- No outpainting / Generative Expand — cannot extend the canvas beyond the original image.
- No multi-turn / chat-style editing — each edit is a single shot. To stack edits, run the output back through as a new input.
- No commercial-IP / IP-protection indemnification — Adobe Firefly Enterprise leads the category on legal cover.
- PNG output only — no JPG, WebP, AVIF, or PSD export.
- No 'restore unedited region' controls beyond the strength slider — high strength can alter regions you didn't intend to edit.
- Identity-preserving edits on faces are not guaranteed — at high strength the face may shift visibly.
Capabilities
- Input
- PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP, HEIC, HEIF (HEIC auto-converted in browser)
- Output
- PNG only, at the same dimensions as the input
- Batch
- No — one image per submit
- API
- No — UI only
Modes / specializations
Prompt-only browser workflow · Upload one image, type a natural-language edit prompt up to 500 characters, pick an edit-strength slider between 0.3 (preserve original) and 1.0 (stronger regenerate), and the AI returns the edited image as PNG · Edit-strength slider has step 0.05 with default 0.7; UI labels are 'Preserve original →' (left) and '← Stronger edits' (right) · Before / After comparison slider in the result UI with a draggable divider · Prompt readout panel above the slider · Stats grid: Input dimensions + file size, Output dimensions + result file size, Strength value with 'Stronger edit' or 'Gentle edit' sub-label, Time (wall-clock) · Output filename auto-suffixed with '-edited.png' · Animated processing panel with queue position + ETA + cancel.
Our verdict
ToolChamp lands at 3.9/5 — third place in this comparison, behind Adobe Photoshop / Firefly (4.3/5) and Canva Magic Studio (4.1/5), ahead of Pixlr (3.6/5) and Fotor (3.6/5). The shape: Free-Tier Generosity 5/5 + Privacy & Trust 5/5 — held back by Editing Control 3/5 (single global prompt + strength slider; no brush / mask / region tool, no layers) and Ecosystem Integration 3/5 (standalone browser tool, no Creative Cloud, no Canva templates, no plugins). The honest counter-narrative: no other tool in this comparison offers unlimited browser-based AI image editing with no signup, no watermark, and no daily cap, and commercial use is included on the free output. For a blogger restyling a hero image, a small-business owner reworking a product photo, or anyone making a one-off prompt edit, the free + commercial-use + clean privacy combination is genuinely competitive. For pixel-precise mask-driven retouching, Photoshop / Canva / Pixlr / Fotor remain the right call.
Who it's for: Anyone who wants a quick prompt-driven image edit today and doesn't want to subscribe to Creative Cloud, sign up for Canva Pro, upgrade to Pixlr Premium, or commit to Fotor Pro. Bloggers tweaking a hero image, small-business owners restyling a product photo, hobbyists experimenting with prompt edits, students working on a one-off project, and anyone curious about AI image editing before deciding which paid editor fits the long-term workflow. Not the right tool for daily pro retouching, multi-image batch jobs, or workflows that need brush + mask + layer control.
Which free image editor should you pick?
Common situations and the product that actually fits them.
You need pixel-precise AI editing with brush + mask + lasso selection feeding Generative Fill, plus the rest of the pro photo-editing pipeline
Adobe Photoshop / Firefly
Photoshop $22.99/mo or Firefly standalone from $9.99/mo. Brush / lasso / mask selection feeds Generative Fill on a non-destructive Generative Layer. Generative Expand for outpainting. Strongest commercial-safety + IP indemnification on qualifying enterprise plans. Best fit for client work where IP indemnity matters.
You are a non-designer who wants AI edits inside a design platform with templates, brand kits, and team collaboration
Canva Magic Studio
Canva Pro $14.99/mo. Magic Edit (brush + prompt), Magic Eraser, Magic Grab, Background Generator, AI Image Expander, plus thousands of templates and team workspaces. Magic Edit is powered by Google's Nano Banana Model per Canva's product page.
You want a browser-based Photoshop-style editor with layers + AI features at a low monthly price
Pixlr
Pixlr Premium roughly $7.99/mo. Photoshop-style layers and brushes (Pixlr E) plus AI Generative Fill + Background Remover + Image Extender. Premium adds 1,000 AI credits, ad-free use, unlimited saves, and private mode for AI generations.
You want a consumer AI photo-toolkit with one-click background / object / headshot / avatar tools
Fotor
Fotor Pro $8.99/mo annual or Pro+ $19.99/mo annual (300 credits + brand kits + batch editing + AI Slides). Broad consumer AI suite — Magic Editor, AI Agent, Background Remover, Object Remover, Photo Enhancer, AI Headshot, AI Avatar, AI Sky Replacement.
You want a quick prompt-driven image edit today without subscribing or signing up
ToolChamp
Free, no signup, no watermark, no daily cap. Upload an image, type a 500-character prompt, adjust strength from 0.3 to 1.0, and download PNG. Before / After comparison slider lets you spot-check before saving. HEIC + WebP input. Commercial use allowed.
You only need one edit a month and want zero friction
ToolChamp
No Creative Cloud subscription for one edit. No Canva Pro upgrade for occasional use. No Pixlr Premium for ad-free saves. No Fotor Pro+ credit math. Open the page, drop in the image, type the prompt, download the PNG.
Frequently asked questions about ai image editor
Quick answers to questions that come up before, during, and after picking a tool.
Is there a genuinely free alternative to Photoshop, Canva, Pixlr, and Fotor for AI image editing?
Why does ToolChamp land at 3.0/5 — last place — when free is usually a strong advantage?
How does the edit-strength slider work?
Can ToolChamp do region-specific edits (just the sky, just the face, just the product)?
What file types does ToolChamp accept?
Can I use ToolChamp-edited images commercially?
How long does ToolChamp take to process an edit?
Do these tools train AI on my uploaded images?
How to edit an image with AI for free in ToolChamp
Free in-browser AI image editor with prompt-driven edits and a strength slider — no signup, no watermark.
Step 1
Upload an image
PNG, JPG, WebP, HEIC, or HEIF up to 10 MB. iPhone photos work directly without conversion.
Step 2
Describe the edit
Up to 500 characters: "change the sky to a sunset", "remove the background, replace with a beach", "make this a watercolor painting".
Step 3
Compare + download
Adjust the edit strength slider (0.3–1.0) for gentler or stronger regeneration. Before/after slider lets you spot-check before downloading PNG.
The honest summary
There is no single best AI image editor for every situation. Adobe Photoshop / Firefly (4.3/5) wins the category overall because brush + mask + lasso selection feeding Generative Fill plus the full pro pipeline (layers, blending modes, history, PSD export, Creative Cloud integration, IP indemnification on qualifying enterprise plans) is the standard pros and agencies rely on. Canva Magic Studio (4.1/5) wins for non-designers who want AI editing inside a design platform with templates, brand kits, and team workspaces. Pixlr (3.6/5) wins for users who want a browser-based Photoshop-style editor with AI features at a low monthly price. Fotor (3.6/5) wins for casual users who want a broad consumer AI photo-toolkit.
But for the case where none of those fit — a quick prompt-driven edit today without a Creative Cloud subscription, a Canva Pro upgrade, a Pixlr Premium tier, or a Fotor Pro+ commitment — ToolChamp lands at 3.0/5 (last place) because Editing Control 2/5, Ecosystem 1/5, and Extras 2/5 drag the equal-weighted average down despite Free-Tier 5/5 and Privacy 4/5. The honest framing: image editing is the category where pro feature surfaces genuinely matter, and ToolChamp deliberately ships none of them in this tool. We sacrifice brush / mask / region selection (Photoshop / Canva / Pixlr / Fotor all win), layers and traditional photo-editing tools (Photoshop / Pixlr win), outpainting / Generative Expand (every competitor has this), multi-turn editing, batch processing, public API, mobile apps, prompt history, team workspaces, and commercial-IP indemnification — to keep the core prompt-edit workflow free, unlimited per session, and frictionless.
If you edit photos for a living, pay for Photoshop. If you live in a design platform, pay for Canva. If you want Photoshop-style control at a budget, pay for Pixlr Premium. If you want a broad consumer suite, pay for Fotor Pro. If you have one image to restyle today, you don't need any of those. Pick the tool that matches the workflow — and remember that ToolChamp's edit-strength slider plus Before / After comparison plus HEIC support cover the casual prompt-edit case without a credit card, even though we honestly land last when the rubric weighs pro control equally with free access.
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