Creator
$19/month
Billed monthly
For solo creators posting every week
500 credits every month
- Up to 250 relights
- Up to 50 AI videos
- Up to 1.5 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 1,000 credits
AI relight
Change the light in any photo.
Pick a light and its side, then choose a photo. The image editor redraws it in that light and keeps everything else.
About 8 cents a relight on the $19 plan
Original
Golden hourLight from
The button adds “The light comes from the right, so the left side of the face falls into deep shadow.”
Golden hour, the exact prompt
Relight this photo as late golden hour. Low warm sun comes in through the window on the right and falls across her face and hair, with long soft shadows on the cabinets. Keep her face, hair, shirt and the kitchen the same.
How to relight a photowith AI, in three steps
Upload the photo
Open the image editor and drop in a PNG, JPG or WebP up to 10 MB.
Describe the light
Say where it comes from, how soft it is, what color it has and what must stay the same.
Compare and keep
Every result stays in the history next to the original. Try another light from either one.
Write the light, not the moodSay where it comes from and where it stops
Both window prompts below name the window and switch off the ceiling light. The first asked for gentle shadow and changed almost nothing. The second asked for deep shadow on one side of her face and a dim left half of the kitchen, and the room went dim.
First tryAlmost nothing changed. The ceiling light still fills her face from the front.
Relight this photo with soft daylight from the window on the right only. Turn off the ceiling light so the left side of her face falls into gentle shadow. Keep her face, hair, shirt and the kitchen the same.
Second tryThe ceiling light went out. The kitchen and her face dim, the left side most, though the shadow stays soft.
Prompt
- Name the sourceRelight this photo so the only light is the window on the right on a grey morning.
- Switch off the restThe ceiling light is off.
- Say where the shadow fallsThe right side of her face is lit softly, the left side falls into deep soft shadow, and the left half of the kitchen goes dim.
- List what to keepKeep her face, hair, shirt and the kitchen the same.
Fix a dark or backlit photoBring the face out of the shadow
A bright window behind someone turns them into a silhouette. Ask for light in front of them and detail back in the window.
Fix the lighting. Brighten his face and overshirt as if a soft light were in front of him, and bring back detail in the bright window behind him. Keep his face, glasses, the cup and the croissant the same.
What it had to guess
His face was close to black in the original, so the model filled in his eyes and expression from very little. The window was blank white, so the street and buildings behind it are new.
Product photos tooSame bottle, a different set
Light a packshot for a sunny listing or a dark campaign without setting up a single lamp.
Original
Morning sunRelight this as a bright summer morning. Hard sunlight from the upper left comes through a window and casts crisp leaf shadows across the bottle and the wall, and warm light glows through the amber glass. Keep the bottle, label, slab and eucalyptus the same.
SpotlightRelight this as a dark studio shot. One narrow spotlight shines from directly above, the wall falls off to near black, and a bright rim runs along the edges of the glass. Keep the bottle, label, slab and eucalyptus the same.
Match the light of another photoBring a picture of the light you want
Add a second image to the same prompt and say what to take from it. The editor takes up to 14 images at once.
- Your photo
The light you want
Result
Relight the first photo to match the light in the second photo: deep blue evening light from the window and warm orange lamplight on her face from the left. Keep her face, hair, shirt and the kitchen from the first photo.
What changed besides the lightWe checked every result on this page
The model redraws the whole photo in the new light, so other things can move too. Here is what we found, at the spot where it shows.
Original Window light Window light
Zoomed in on the shelves on the left
- Kept
- Her face, the framing, the jars on the shelves, the garden outside.
- Changed
- Nothing besides the light that we could find.
Original Golden hour Golden hour
Zoomed in on her face
- Kept
- Her face, ponytail and shirt, the shelves and the kettle.
- Changed
- Her head turned a little toward the camera, and the window behind her moved slightly to the left.
Original Studio Studio
Zoomed in on the edge of her hair
- Kept
- Her face, shirt and the framing.
- Changed
- Loose flyaway hairs appeared around her head and ponytail where the rim light catches them.
Original Neon Neon
Zoomed in on the window
- Kept
- Her face, the layout of the kitchen and the garden outside.
- Changed
- A small pink and blue neon sign appeared in the window, and the garden outside stayed green. The light on her face came back almost all pink, with blue only at the edge of the frame.
Original Backlit fix Backlit fix
Zoomed in on his face
- Kept
- His pose, glasses and beard, the cup and the croissant.
- Changed
- His face was close to black in the original, so the model filled in his eyes and expression from very little. The window was blank white, so the street and buildings behind it are new.
Original Spotlight Spotlight
Zoomed in on the front of the slab
- Kept
- The bottle's shape, the blank label, the dropper.
- Changed
- The front edge of the stone slab is gone and the surface runs into the dark. The bottle sits a little smaller in the frame, and the eucalyptus sprig has a different shape.
Each relight comes back at the editor's default 1K size: 896 by 1200 pixels from this 1200 by 1600 selfie. Upscale in the editor when you need it larger.
Simple pricing that scales with you.
Pick the plan for how much you post. Every model on every plan. Unused credits roll over. Cancel anytime.
Pro
Most popular$49/month
Billed monthly
For creators posting daily across channels
1,300 credits every month
- Up to 650 relights
- Up to 130 AI videos
- Up to 4 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 2,600 credits
Studio
$99/month
Billed monthly
For brands and production teams
2,700 credits every month
- Up to 1,350 relights
- Up to 270 AI videos
- Up to 9 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 5,400 credits
Scale
$199/month
Billed monthly
For agencies running always-on content
5,500 credits every month
- Up to 2,750 relights
- Up to 550 AI videos
- Up to 18 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 11,000 credits
Every plan includesEvery model, 90+ and countingReusable AI personasSceneform Studio editorCommercial usage rights
Want checkout, comparison tables, or a custom volume? See the full pricing page
Before you relightCommon questions
Plans start at $19 a month. That covers about 250 relights, with commercial use and exports without a watermark on every plan.
A relight at the editor's default 1K size costs 2 credits, about 8 cents on the $19 plan. Creator is $19 a month with 500 credits, which covers about 250 relights. Pro is $49 with 1,300 credits, Studio $99 with 2,700 and Scale $199 with 5,500.
Yes. Every example was relit in the image editor. Each example further down the page shows the exact prompt it was made with.
It can. The model redraws the whole photo in the new light, so expect small shifts: a turned head, stray hairs, a sign that was not there. Ask it to keep your face the same and compare the result with the original before you use it.
In words. Say where the light comes from, how soft it is and what color it has, such as "one softbox high on the left" or "low warm sun from the window on the right". Say where the shadow falls, too: the window prompt above only dimmed the room once it did.
Yes. Ask it to brighten the subject and bring back detail in the bright parts. When a face is almost black, the model has to guess the detail it cannot see, so check the eyes and expression.
Yes. Describe the light and list the product's parts to keep, such as the label and the cap. Check the label and the surface it stands on, which can shift with the light.
PNG, JPG or WebP up to 10 MB. Edits come back at 1K by default, and the editor's Upscale tool enlarges a result when you need more pixels.
Keep the photo. Change the light.
