Modes
Image Editing
Modify existing images using AI with natural language instructions.
Image Editing lets you modify existing images by describing the changes you want in natural language. Upload one or more reference images and tell the AI what to change.
How It Works
- Upload the image(s) you want to edit as reference images
- Write a prompt describing the edit (e.g., "Remove the background and replace with a sunset")
- Choose a provider and model
- Generate — the AI creates a new image with your requested changes
Providers
| Provider | Models | Strengths |
|---|---|---|
| Gemini (Google) | Flash, Pro | Best for complex multi-image edits, strong instruction following |
| Qwen (Alibaba) | Edit Max | Good for style changes, negative prompts |
| Flux (BFL) | Flex | Reference-guided editing |
| SeedDream (ByteDance) | Lite, 4.5 | Realistic edits |
| WAN (Alibaba) | Image | Image-to-image transformation |
| xAI (Grok) | Standard, Pro | General purpose editing |
| Reve | Edit, Edit Fast | Fast editing |
Input Slots
- Reference images — 1 to 4 images (up to 14 for Gemini Pro)
- The first reference image is treated as the primary input
- Additional images provide context or style guidance
Common Edits
- Background replacement — "Replace the background with a tropical beach"
- Object removal — "Remove the person on the left"
- Style transfer — "Make this look like a watercolor painting"
- Color grading — "Apply warm golden hour lighting"
- Object addition — "Add a red sports car in the parking lot"
- Composition changes — "Zoom out to show more of the scene"
Tips
- Be specific in your edit instructions — "make the sky more blue" works better than "improve this"
- Gemini handles complex multi-step edits best
- Upload multiple reference images for style guidance
- Use negative prompts (Qwen) to prevent unwanted changes
- The more context you provide in the prompt, the better the result