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AI image editor for prompt-based photo edits

Describe the change you want in plain language, upload the photo, and let the edit model redraw only what you asked for. It is built for small, inspectable changes rather than a one-click filter that rewrites the whole frame.

A photo editor workspace showing a portrait before and after a prompt-based background and lighting edit

What is an AI image editor?

An AI image editor changes an existing photo from a text instruction. You keep the original composition and identity, then ask for a specific edit such as a new background, cleaner light, different clothing, or removed clutter. The model returns a new image, so you compare it with the original before using it.

How to edit a photo here

  1. 1

    Upload the original

    Use a sharp file with the subject clearly visible. The editor works from the uploaded image, so a low-resolution source limits how much detail can survive.

  2. 2

    Write one clear instruction

    Name what must stay the same, then name the one thing that should change. One edit per run is easier to judge than a paragraph of overlapping requests.

  3. 3

    Compare and iterate

    Check the face, hands, text, and edges first. If something drifted, repeat the edit with a tighter instruction instead of accepting the first result.

Try it in the live workspace

The page opens with the matching mode selected. Upload a file, edit the prompt, and sign in when you are ready to spend credits.

AI image editor for prompt-based photo edits

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Use a publicly accessible URL (jpg/png/webp/gif/avif). No public link handy? Upload to store it on R2 and auto-fill the URL.

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500 credits · about 5 image edits · one-time

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Upload only images you have the rights to use. Files are sent to the storage and model providers needed to produce the result.

Prompt recipes to start from

Copy a recipe, replace the subject and setting with your own, and keep the preservation sentence.

  • Editorial portrait

  • New background

  • Gentle cleanup

What people use it for

Profile and social photos

Clean a distracting background and balance the light without changing the person.

Product and listing images

Put an object on a clean surface, add a natural shadow, and keep the label readable.

Real-estate and interior shots

Remove small clutter, brighten a dark corner, and keep the room geometry intact.

Archive and family photos

Repair fading or scratches while keeping faces and period details recognizable.

What to check before you publish

Identity, hands, small text, and fine patterns are the usual failure points. Inspect them at full size, keep the original file, and do not present an edited image as a documentary record. The model can change more than you asked, so a second pass with a narrower instruction is normal.

AI image editor questions

Can I edit a photo without writing a long prompt?

Yes. Short, specific instructions usually work better. Start with one sentence that names what must stay the same and one change you want.

Will the person still look like themselves?

The editor is instructed to preserve identity, but no model guarantees a perfect match. Check the eyes, jawline, hands, and any text before you use the result.

What file types can I upload?

The workspace accepts common image files such as JPEG, PNG, and WebP. Very large files may need compression first; the browser compressor on this site can do that locally.

Can I remove an object completely?

Small objects and clutter usually work well. Large removals need the model to invent what was behind the object, so inspect the filled area for repeated textures or soft edges.

Does editing cost credits?

Yes. Each generation consumes credits from your account. The pricing page lists the current packs and plans, and the generator shows the cost before you run it.

Is this a Qwen model?

No. This is an independent workspace. The live selector names the model that actually runs the edit; the site name does not imply a Qwen or 360-specific model.

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