Before
AfterRemove · Replace
Background swap
Drop a subject onto any backdrop — studio white, beach at golden hour, your brand color. Edges and shadows stay coherent.
Place on a clean white studio background with soft top light
01 / EDIT
Change anything
in any photo.
Just describe it.
Upload a photo, type what you want different, get a new image in seconds. No selections, no masks, no Photoshop. Tell the model what to add, remove, replace, or refine — in plain English.
Prompt
Replace background with a clean white studio cyclorama, soft top light
12+
Edit operations
~3s
Median response
4K
Max output
No PII
Auto-redacted
02 · What it does
Twelve operations.
One text box.
The Edit mode handles the operations that used to live in twelve different Photoshop panels — described instead of clicked.
BeforeAfter
Before
AfterAdd
Insert objects
Add anything — a coffee cup on the desk, sunglasses on a face, snow on a roof. The model handles perspective and lighting.
Add a brass desk lamp on the left, lit, warm glow
Before
AfterRemove
Remove subjects
Tourists, power lines, that ex in the corner — point them out and they're gone. The model rebuilds what's underneath.
Remove the people in the background, keep the architecture
Before
AfterStyle transfer
Change aesthetic
Same composition, new mood. Make it cinematic, illustrated, monochrome, vintage film, Wes-Anderson-pastel — whatever the brief asks for.
Convert to moody cinematic with teal and orange grade
Before
AfterRefine
Touch up & retouch
Skin smoothing, blemish removal, color correction, exposure rescue — non-destructive, never plastic, always optional.
Soft skin retouch, keep texture, brighten eyes naturally
Before
AfterExpand · Outpaint
Extend the frame
Turn portrait into landscape, fill in cropped edges, or zoom out for more headroom. The model invents what was never photographed.
Outpaint horizontally to 16:9, continue the cityscape
Before
AfterReplace
Color & material swap
Make the red car blue. Make the cotton shirt silk. Make the matte wall glossy. Single objects or the whole scene.
Change the shirt to deep emerald green, satin finish
BeforeAfterUpscale
Resolution rescue
Take a small or blurry source up to 4K with restored detail. Good for old phone snaps, scanned prints, or pulling stills from video.
Upscale to 4K, restore detail without smoothing
BeforeAfterAdd
Text & typography
Layer on real, readable text — labels, signage, posters, packaging. Font matches the scene's perspective and lighting.
Add the word "OPEN" in red neon script in the window
03 · How it works
Four steps.
One minute.
No tutorials, no onboarding. If you can describe what you want, you already know how to use Edit.
Upload a photo
Drag, paste, or pick from your history. JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC — anything up to 25MB.
Describe the change
One sentence is plenty. "Remove the cars," "make it golden hour," "add a coffee cup."
Review variations
Four versions arrive in ~3 seconds. Pick one to keep or re-roll if none land.
Download or iterate
Export PNG / JPEG / WebP at full resolution, or keep refining with follow-up prompts.
04 · Try it here
See it work,
without signing up.
Pick an example below to swap the prompt and preview the kind of result Edit produces.
Pick an edit
Click a preset to see the prompt and the result side by side.
prompt: Replace the background with a clean white studio cyclorama, soft top light
Preview
05 · In the wild
Real edits.
Real people.
A small selection of work produced by ImageCraft users this week, used here with permission.
06 · Prompt craft
How to write
a good edit prompt.
The model reads English like a colleague reads a brief. Specific is better than poetic. Concrete is better than clever.
Do
Be specific about what changes
- "Replace the background with a beige plaster wall"
- "Remove the red car on the left, keep the cyclist"
- "Add a small ceramic mug in front of the laptop"
- "Make the sky overcast, leave the foreground untouched"
Avoid
Vague or contradictory prompts
- "Make it look better" — better how?
- "Improve everything" — model will guess wrong
- "Photoshop this" — describe the change, not the tool
- "Make her thinner" — we don't do body retouching
07 · FAQ
Questions, answered.
What file types can I upload?
JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, and most other common image formats, up to 25MB. RAW files aren't supported directly — export to JPEG first.
How big can the output be?
Up to 4096×4096 pixels. Aspect ratio is preserved from your source unless you ask for outpainting or a crop change.
Will my photo be used to train models?
No. We never use uploaded images or prompts to train AI models — ours or anyone else's. Details in the Privacy Policy.
Can I edit photos of real people?
Yes — for photos you own or have permission for, like your own portraits, family photos, or client work. Deepfakes of public figures without consent are not allowed.
How many credits does an edit cost?
1 credit per generated image. You get 4 variations per prompt, so a typical edit costs 4 credits. See the full breakdown on Pricing.
What if the result isn't what I wanted?
Refine your prompt and re-roll, or try a different variation. If the model failed for a technical reason, credits aren't consumed — see the Refund Policy.
Got a photo that needs fixing?
Upload it. Type one sentence. See what the model does.
02 / GENERATE
Don't have a source photo?
Start from a blank canvas. Type what you want, get an image — no upload required.