Image Editing

Refine your generated images with precise text instructions.

What is Image Editing?

Image editing allows you to modify an existing generated image using a text prompt. Instead of generating a completely new image from scratch, you can keep the parts you like and change specific details.

Edits cost 50 moments per edit.

How to Edit an Image

1. Select an Image: Choose which image on the generate page.

2. Click Edit: Click the Edit (wand icon) button.

3. Enter Instructions: Describe exactly what you want to change in the text box.

4. Generate: Click Generate Edit to create a new version of the image.

Prompting Guide

For the best results, your instructions should be clear, unambiguous, and focused on the specific change.

1. Be Clear and Specific

Name the exact element you want to change and state the operation clearly. Avoid vague pronouns like "it" or "that one."

• Do: "Add matching silver earrings and a necklace."

• Do: "Remove the hat."

• Do: "Replace the bread with a croissant."

• Avoid: "Change that thing to something else."

2. "Lock" What Should Stay the Same

To prevent accidental changes to the rest of the image, explicitly state what should remain untouched.

• "Keep the pose unchanged."

• "Keep facial expression unchanged."

• "Keep the background unchanged."

• "Preserve the original lighting and composition."

3. Use a Structured Format

A simple structure often works best: [Operation] + [Target] + [Change Details] + [Constraints]

• Example: "Replace the red dress with a blue summer dress, matching the fabric style, keeping her pose and the beach background unchanged."

4. Common Operations & Templates

Add an Item

• Add sunglasses to the woman, matching the modern style, consistent with existing lighting. Keep her expression and the background unchanged.

Remove an Item

• Remove the hat from the image. Fill the area naturally to match the surrounding hair texture. Keep everything else unchanged.

Replace an Object

• Replace the coffee cup with a wine glass, keeping her hand position unchanged. Match the original evening lighting.

Modify Attributes (Color/Material)

• Change the dress to red silk. Keep the jewelry and shoes unchanged.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I edit an image multiple times?

• Yes. You can edit an edited image again to refine details or add more changes. Each edit costs 50 moments.

Q: Why did my edit change the whole image?

• If the edit changed too much, try being more specific about what not to change. Adding "Keep the background and pose unchanged" to your prompt helps "lock" those elements.

Q: Can I use editing to change the character's identity?

• Sometimes, but results vary.

• Editing works best for outfits, backgrounds, and small details.

• If you want a different person, start with a fresh generation.

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Next steps: See Image Generation and Moments & Payments.