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AI Image Editor
Correct wardrobe, backdrop and light on frames that are one detail from perfect. One change per job at 21 credits, originals preserved.
Edit pieces you created here, or media you hold both rights and consent for.
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Pick an effect, upload your photo, and the built-in recipe does the rest. Same photo, far more reliable results.
You have been writing prompts by hand. Templates skip all of that — pick a card below, upload your photo, and get the same scene in one click.
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Corrections at shelf prices
Some frames are one detail away from perfect: the pose is right, the light is right, the dress belongs to a different product line. The editor corrects that frame instead of sending you back to generate from zero. Describe one change in plain words — wardrobe, backdrop, light, a detail — and the frame is re-rendered with the change applied and everything else held. The price is printed per job before you confirm, and the original stays on your shelf untouched.
The correction sequence
1
Select frames worth correcting
Strong bones, wrong details. A frame whose composition failed is cheaper to re-brief than to repair.
2
Order one change per job
A single instruction keeps the rest of the frame stable and the result easy to judge against the original.
3
Compare side by side
Original and corrected versions sit together in your library. Display the better one; the other costs nothing further.
Corrections most often ordered
Wardrobe
One frame, three outfits
The fastest catalogue multiplier in the store: a proven pose dressed for three different product lines.
Backdrop
Setting changes
Bedroom to boutique to studio wall, without moving the subject or relighting the scene from scratch.
Light
Mood and grade
Daylight to candlelight, flat to dramatic — matching a corrected frame to the set it is joining.
Two orders, annotated
Wardrobe order
“Change the emerald robe to a deep violet satin robe; keep the pose, hair, jewellery and lighting exactly as they are.”
The order names one change and then protects everything else by name. The “keep exactly” list is the cheapest quality control in the store.
Backdrop order
“Move the setting to a marble boutique interior with shelf lighting; keep the subject, pose and wardrobe unchanged.”
One environment swap. An order that changes setting, outfit and pose at once is not a correction — it is a new generation wearing an editor’s ticket.
Correct or re-generate?
| Situation | Better buy |
|---|---|
| Pose and light right, details wrong | Correct it — the frame’s bones are already paid for |
| The composition itself missed | Re-generate with a repaired brief |
| One keeper needed in three outfits | Correct it three times from the same original |
What does an edit cost?
21 credits per job on the edit model, printed before you confirm. Correcting a keeper is normally cheaper than generating and culling a fresh set.
Does the edit replace my original?
No. The corrected frame is a new item; the original remains in your library exactly as it was.
How many changes can one job carry?
One, if you want the rest of the frame to hold still. Stacked changes drift the very details you were trying to keep.
Can it correct uploaded photos?
Yes — your own photos are corrected under the same consent rules as every other upload in the store.
The edit came back wrong. What now?
Narrow the order and list what must stay identical. Vague orders are the leading cause of wandering edits.
Every tool on one account, one balance
Stills, clips, corrections, casting and delivery finishing all draw on the same credits and sit in the same private library. Pick the piece you need and start there.
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