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AI Image Editor

Transform your images and text prompts into stunning AI-generated videos. Powered by advanced models including Wan 2.5 and PixVerse.

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One editor, many workflows

A focused AI Image Editor workflow

Natural language editing

Describe the result you want instead of learning complex editing controls.

Multiple references

Use up to 3 images to guide the subject, setting, or visual direction.

Continue editing

Send a generated result back into the editor and refine it again.

How it works

Create in three steps

Start with the task-specific instruction above, then make it more precise for your image and intended use.

  1. 1

    Upload your image

    Add one or more images you have permission to edit.

  2. 2

    Describe the change

    Explain what should change and what should stay consistent.

  3. 3

    Generate and refine

    Create the edit, download it, or continue editing the result.

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Frequently asked questions

It can help with backgrounds, lighting, colors, visual styles, composition, and other prompt-based edits. Results depend on the source image and instructions.

The current image editing workflow accepts up to 3 input images.

Yes. Use Continue Editing to send a result back to the image editor for another pass.

Upload your image, switch to image mode, and describe the change you want in plain language — for example "replace the background with a beach" or "make the lighting warmer." The model interprets your instruction and edits the image accordingly.

A good AI image editor supports natural-language instructions, accepts multiple reference images, and runs in the browser without install. This tool covers backgrounds, lighting, color, style, and composition edits through text prompts.

Yes. This tool handles backgrounds, lighting, color, style, and composition edits through text instructions, covering many tasks that traditionally required Photoshop. For pixel-level retouching or layered compositing, a traditional editor may still be needed.

The current workflow accepts up to three input images per edit. This lets you use a subject from one image, a setting from another, and a style reference from a third to produce a single combined result.

Try the AI Image Editor now

Free to experiment — upload an image, adjust the prompt, and download when it's right.

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