Gaoding (稿定设计) is a Chinese online design and photo editing platform with AI cutout, enhancement, and template-driven creation.
Gaoding serves China’s e-commerce and marketing creators with a large template library plus AI tools: one-click background removal, image upscaling, watermark removal, AI product photography, and copy-to-poster generation. Its mockup generators cover phones, packaging, and apparel, and its collaborative workspace supports team brand assets. The platform is widely used on Taobao, JD, and Douyin storefronts for fast listing visuals.
Gaoding is freemium: free editing with limited AI uses and watermarked premium assets; paid memberships unlock unlimited AI tools, HD downloads, and the full template library.
Chinese e-commerce operators, marketing teams, and small design studios that produce listing images and campaign graphics at volume.
Taobao and JD sellers generate listing main images and detail pages. Marketing teams prepare Double 11 campaign visuals at scale. Social operators create Xiaohongshu cover images from templates with AI cutout product shots.
Batch-process cutouts first, then drop results into templates so styles stay consistent. Use AI product scene modes rather than plain backgrounds for higher click-through.
Operators usually cut out products in batch, generate scene backgrounds with AI, then assemble everything in marketplace-specific templates. Team brand libraries keep every store page consistent, and export presets map directly to the pixel requirements of Chinese e-commerce platforms.
Basic editing is free; membership removes limits and unlocks premium templates and AI features.
Yes, enterprise APIs are available for design generation and image processing.
It offers stronger e-commerce templates than Canva’s Chinese offering and deeper cutout tooling than Chuangkit.
Yes, membership plans include commercial licensing for premium assets.
Yes, team spaces share brand assets and allow collaborative editing.
JPG and PNG are standard, with size presets for major Chinese platforms.
Yes, templates cover the major Chinese social and short-video platforms.