Start with an image. Describe the change.
Keep working from an image you already have. Sceneform's image editor combines written instructions with your source image. Make a focused change, inspect the result, and continue from the version that best fits your idea.
Compare plans and credits
What you can create
Explain one clear change
Describe the subject, setting, color, or lighting you want to adjust. Name the important details that should remain in the image.
Guide the edit with a mask
Paint a mask over the region you want to change. The edit focuses on that area, so check the edges where it meets the rest of the image.
Review successive edits
Use edit history to return to an earlier result. Compare changes before building another edit on top of the current image.
From your idea to finished content
Choose your starting image
Open the image editor with the image you want to change. Start from a clear source with the details you need.
Describe the edit
Write a specific instruction and check the credit cost shown next to Edit. Paint a mask first when only one area should change.
Inspect the result
Check faces, lettering, edges, and objects you wanted to preserve. Refine the instruction or return to an earlier version when needed.
Prompts to start with
Use these briefs as a starting point. Replace the details with your own product, audience, and style.
A warmer product setting
Change the cool gray background to warm beige. Keep the bottle's shape, label, and position. Use soft studio lighting and a subtle shadow.
A different atmosphere
Give this courtyard a quiet early-morning atmosphere. Add warm side light and gentle shadows. Preserve the building layout and furniture placement.
Frequently asked questions
- How is image editing different from image generation?
- Editing starts with an existing image and a requested change. Image generation can start from a written description without a source image.
- Can I edit only one part of a photo?
- Yes. Paint a mask over the intended region before you describe the edit. Review the full result because generation can still affect nearby details.
- Do I need to choose an editing model?
- No. Image Editor runs every edit on one editing model and shows the credit cost next to the Edit button.
- Can I return to an earlier edited image?
- Yes. The editor includes edit history. Select a previous result when you want to continue from another version.
- Will the edit preserve every original detail?
- AI can alter details beyond the requested change. Inspect the entire result, especially text, faces, product labels, and small objects.
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