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AI Photo Editor

Describe the change in plain words and refine it turn by turn. Every edit is saved as a version you can compare or restore.

Edit conversation

3 versions · 4 cr used

  1. Make the light feel like golden hour.

  2. Warmed the sky and added a low sun glow. Shadows are softer now.

  3. Add a small wooden boat on the lake, left of centre.

  4. Added a rowing boat with a matching reflection. Want it further away?

2 cr

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Version 3

How to write an edit prompt

Say what should change and where. Short, specific requests beat long descriptions.

Name the object and the place

“Add a red umbrella in her left hand” works better than “make it more interesting”.

One change per turn

Split big edits into steps. Each step becomes a version, so you can back out of any one of them.

Describe light and mood

Words like overcast, neon, studio softbox or golden hour change the whole look in one go.

Multi-turn editing, with versions

The editor remembers the conversation, so follow-ups like “a bit less” or “move it right” just work.

Compare any two versions

Pick a version from the strip under the canvas to see it again. Nothing is overwritten.

Restore in one click

Went too far? Restore an earlier version and continue the conversation from there.

Hand off to other tools

Send any version to the upscaler, background remover or compressor without uploading again.

What the AI editor can't do yet

Knowing the limits saves credits.

Exact text in images

Short words usually come out right; long sentences and small print often don't.

Perfect likeness

Faces are preserved closely but not pixel for pixel. Use smaller edits around people.

Real people, without consent

Edits that put real people in sexual, violent or misleading situations are blocked.

AI Photo Editor: questions

How many credits does an edit cost?

Each turn costs 2 credits at 1K, 3 at 2K and 4 at 4K. The cost is shown next to the send button before you submit.

What happens if an edit fails?

The credits are refunded automatically, and the failed turn is marked in the conversation.

Can I undo an edit?

Yes. Every result is saved as a version. Click any version in the strip to go back, or restore the original.

Who owns the edited images?

You do, as long as you had the rights to the original photo. You can use results commercially.

Is my photo used to train AI?

No. Photos are stored privately for your history and deleted on your plan's schedule.

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