Change the setting
Move a subject from a plain backdrop into a garden, an interior, or another location. Describe the new surroundings and how the light should match.
AI PHOTO EDITOR
Make the photo fit the next idea.
Change a setting, restyle a subject, or rebuild a product scene with ImageAny V3 or V2. Bring your references into VideoAny and direct the edit with words before taking the finished still into motion.
- ImageAny V3 & V2
- Prompt-guided image edits
- Multiple image references
Keep building on the visual you already have.
ImageAny gives an existing photo a new direction through a specific editing instruction and the references that matter.
Campaigns and creator projects rarely stop at the first image. A portrait may need a calmer backdrop, a product may need a different setting, or an interior may need warmer light. Start with that concrete change. Name the elements that should remain recognizable, then describe the replacement in terms of visible objects, materials, and lighting. Up to four references can guide one edit in the image-to-image workspace.
The editor generates a new version of the scene; it does not expose a layer stack or lock the original pixels. Keep exact logos, faces, seams, and product shapes on your review list. Once the still serves the brief, use it as the starting frame for image to video. That sequence keeps the image decision and the motion decision separate while staying within the same VideoAny production workflow.
Give each revision a useful purpose.
Work on the change that moves the image closer to your final post, product visual, or video frame.
Remove a distraction
Name the unwanted object and say what should fill its place. Keep the instruction specific enough to distinguish it from nearby objects.
Replace an outfit or color
Describe the garment, fabric, and fit. Add a clothing reference when a particular item matters, then review the generated seams and proportions.
Bring references together
Use additional images to guide a subject, an object, or a style. Tell the model which role each reference plays in the final image.
Explore lighting and mood
Try warm evening light, a softer background, or another color treatment. Explain which shapes and subjects should remain recognizable.
Refine a promising result
Upload a selected output for another focused edit. Review each stage before adding a new change so small errors do not accumulate.
Different photos call for different instructions.
These reference examples show the range of scenes an editing brief can address. They are visual inspiration, not a promise that ImageAny will reproduce the same result.
Creator and product scene
Keep the relationship between the person, hands, and object clear when planning an edit around a product moment.
A styled product setting
Name the surface, background, and lighting while checking that the product still matches its reference.
A different room atmosphere
Describe the light sources and mood you want, with a separate instruction for the furniture and room layout.
From an existing photo to a focused edit.
Prepare the instruction here, then add your images in the full editor.
Choose one editing goal
Decide which change matters most. Separate a new outfit, a new background, and a new pose into stages when they compete with each other.
Choose ImageAny and write the instruction
Select V3 or V2 below. Say what should change, then name the visible details you want to retain.
Add references in the workspace
Open image to image and upload the source photo. Add other references if needed, review their order, and check the output options and credit amount.
Generate and compare
Sign in to run the edit. Compare the result with the source at full size before downloading it or preparing another pass.
What should change in your photo?
Pick a starting instruction and adapt it to your image. The next step opens the image editor, where you can upload your references.
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Generative editing or a manual adjustment?
Choose the process that gives you the kind of control the task requires.
| Editing need | ImageAny editing | Manual photo editing |
|---|---|---|
| Describe a new scene element | Generate a replacement from words and references. | Build the change using selections, layers, and source material. |
| Keep exact source pixels | Details may be regenerated, even with preservation instructions. | Offers direct control over which pixels change. |
| Explore a different visual idea | Try a new background, outfit, or lighting direction. | Compose and adjust the result by hand. |
| Refine the outcome | Adjust the prompt or references and generate another version. | Adjust a specific selection, layer, or parameter. |
Write the change and the boundaries.
A good editing instruction explains both the new idea and the parts of the source that matter.
Identify the target
Point to the object by its location and appearance when the image contains several similar elements.
Replace the red mug on the right side of the table with a plain white ceramic cup.
Say what should remain
Name the important features instead of relying only on a broad instruction to keep everything else.
Preserve the person's face, hairstyle, pose, and navy jacket.
Map the references
When using more than one image, explain which one defines the person, object, or setting.
Use image 1 for the room and image 2 for the chair; place the chair beside the window.
AI photo editor questions.
Where do I upload the photo?
Choose a model and instruction on this page, then select Open image editor. Upload the source photo in the image-to-image workspace. The page prepares your prompt; it does not upload or generate an image itself.
Can I use several reference images?
Yes. ImageAny V3 and V2 accept up to four input references in the image-to-image workspace. Use image 1 for the starting scene, then identify what each extra image contributes. All references guide one generated image; they are not four separate editing jobs.
Will my face or product stay exactly the same?
A clear reference and preservation instructions help guide the edit, but an exact match is not guaranteed. Inspect distinctive facial features, lettering, materials, and product proportions before deciding the result is suitable.
Can this replace a layer-based photo editor?
It is useful for changes you can describe, including new content and different settings. For an exact crop, precise color correction, or pixel-level retouching, a manual editor gives more direct control. Choose according to the specific change you need.
Why did parts outside the requested edit change?
The model generates a new version of the image. Reduce the number of requested changes, state the details to preserve, and use a clear source photo. If a result is close, a separate focused pass can be easier to direct than a longer prompt.
Can I animate the finished edit?
Yes. Download the image you want to use, then upload it in image to video. Choose a VideoAny model and describe a simple motion. Review the still first because unwanted details can carry into the animation.
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Choose an ImageAny model and write one focused change. Open the editor, add your references, and shape the next version.
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