Upload a photo, describe what you want to change, and explore a new look. Edit portraits, outfits, backgrounds, and everyday images in your browser.
PHOTO EDITING IDEAS
Explore lighting, outfits, and accessories through visual comparisons. Use a suggested instruction on your own photo, or open a tool for more focused controls.
Explore a brighter, more balanced portrait while asking the editor to retain natural skin texture and facial details.
Prompt idea: improve exposure and white balance while keeping the person and composition unchanged.
Try a new outfit idea before changing your wardrobe. Add a garment reference when you have a particular cut or color in mind.
Prompt idea: try a sage-green blazer and cream trousers, keeping the face, pose, and background unchanged.
Compare an accessory idea with your everyday look. Use the glasses tool to upload a portrait and a frame reference together.
In the glasses tool, add your portrait first and use a clear frame image as the reference.
Open toolIllustrative editing comparisons. Use the prompt ideas as a starting point; results depend on your photo and settings.
Choose a clear JPG, PNG, or WebP image. Add a second reference when you want to guide a particular outfit, person, or scene.
Write what you want to edit and what should stay the same. Start from a prompt template if you need an idea.
Generate your image, inspect the details, and download a result you like. Refine the instruction if you want a different version.
MAKE IT YOURS
Explore a shorter haircut, a different hair color, or a new outfit from a familiar photo. Dedicated makeover tools give you a place to compare ideas for your next style.
Use a clear portrait with good lighting. Treat previews as inspiration for a real-world choice, rather than an exact prediction.
Build a profile-picture concept, imagine a new setting, or combine visual references into a scene. Start with a photo for editing, or choose text-to-image when you want to create from a written idea.
Keep a recognizable subject consistent by describing the details that matter: face, pose, clothing, and composition.
SMALL DETAILS, BETTER EDITS
A clear source photo and a focused request give AI more useful information to work with. Keep these details in mind when editing portraits, outfits, or everyday photos.
Try it with your photoChoose a well-lit photo with a clear subject. For hairstyle or outfit edits, keep the relevant hair or clothing fully in frame. Heavy filters, blur, and hidden details make the intended change harder to describe.
The first image is the photo to edit; the optional second image is a reference. Say what to borrow, such as the jacket style or background colors, and what to keep from the original, such as the pose and expression.
Check faces, hands, lettering, and the edges around hair or clothing. If something looks off, make the next request about that detail and state what should stay unchanged. AI edits can vary between attempts.
A LITTLE INSPIRATION
Choose an instruction to fill the editor above. Upload your own photo, adjust the details, and generate when you are ready.
Change the outfit to a sage-green blazer over a white top with cream trousers. Keep the person’s face, hair, pose, and background unchanged. If a clothing reference is attached, use it to guide the outfit.
Replace the background with a sunlit park and softly blurred trees. Keep the person’s face, pose, and clothing unchanged. Match the lighting and shadows to the new setting.
Improve the exposure, white balance, and lighting for a natural, polished look. Recover shadow and highlight detail while preserving the subject, composition, and realistic colors.
Remove distracting objects and clutter from the background while preserving the main subject. Reconstruct the cleared areas naturally with consistent textures, lighting, and shadows.
Improve image clarity, reduce noise, and sharpen fine details naturally. Preserve the original composition, colors, subject identity, and text. Avoid oversharpening or inventing details.
Create a professional product photograph of the main product in the uploaded image. Preserve its shape, colors, logo, and packaging details. Use a clean studio setting, soft balanced lighting, and natural shadows.
A useful prompt describes both the change and what to preserve. Try one clear edit first, then refine the result. Adding a template does not start a generation.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Practical answers about editing, references, free trials, and downloads.
Upload a photo and describe an edit, such as changing an outfit, replacing a background, improving lighting, or removing a distraction. The homepage offers an open-ended prompt workflow. Dedicated tools offer task-specific presets and controls for hairstyles, clothing, and other edits.
You can try the homepage editor without logging in while your anonymous trial allowance is available. If it is used up, the editor will show the next available option. Signed-in accounts use credits and can claim eligible rewards. Trial access and account rewards are separate; check the editor and pricing page for current availability.
The first image is the photo you want to edit. The optional second image can guide an outfit, person, or scene. Explain in the prompt which details to take from the reference and which parts of the first image to preserve.
The homepage editor accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP files up to 20 MB per image. Start with a clear image where the subject and the details you want to edit are easy to see.
Name the parts you want to preserve, such as facial features, hairstyle, pose, or background. Make a focused change and review the result closely. AI can alter details, so a preview is not a guarantee of an exact match.
Completed images appear below the editor in your recent results. Use the download control on the result you want to keep. You can also open History to review more of your available generations.
Your images and prompts are sent to the service to process the requested edit. Use photos you own or have permission to edit. See the Privacy Policy for data handling, retention, and available deletion options.
The homepage editor needs an input image. For an image made from a written idea alone, open Text to Image in the navigation menu. Use Image to Video or Text to Video when your next idea involves motion.
Start with an image you already have. Describe one change, explore the result, and make it your own.
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