AI Image Editor: Point, Mark, and Tell It What to Change — Free Online
Upload a photo, click or drag to mark the spot, describe the change in words, and the AI edits just that part. Not quite right? Edit the result again until it is. Each run takes about 30 to 60 seconds.
Upload Your Image
Drag and drop your image here, or click to browse
Supports PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP (max 5MB)
HOW IT WORKS
From upload to finished edit in three steps
There is nothing to install: the editor runs in your browser and the images are processed on our servers. You point at what should change, the model does the rest.
- 01
Upload your photo
Drag a PNG, JPG or WebP file onto the panel, or click to browse. The photo opens in the editor right away, ready to mark up.
- 02
Mark the spot and describe the change
Click a point, drag a box around an area, or paint over it with the brush. Then write what you want in plain words: swap an object, change a background, remove a sign.
- 03
Generate, review, iterate
Each run takes about 30 to 60 seconds. The result loads back into the editor, so you can keep refining it or return to any earlier version. Download whenever you are happy.
FEATURES
What the editor does for you
You decide where and what. The model handles the how: edges, lighting, texture and blending.
Three ways to point
Drop a pin on a spot, drag a box around an object, or paint a rough mark. The model reads all three and edits where you pointed, leaving the rest of the photo alone.
Words do the editing
No layers, no masks, no pen tool. Describe the change in a sentence and the model applies it: replace an object, swap a season, restyle a room.
Iterate until it is right
Every result returns to the canvas as your new starting point, and earlier versions stay in the strip below. Refine step by step instead of starting over.
Output up to 2K
Results render at 1K, 1.5K or 2K, sized for everything from quick previews to social posts and prints. The 1.5K tier costs the same as 1K and carries finer detail.
Pay per edit, refunded on failure
Each run costs the credits shown next to the button before you click. If a run fails on our side, those credits return to your balance automatically.
Full-quality downloads, no watermark
What you see on the canvas is the actual file. The Download button saves the same full-resolution image, with no watermark.
ABOUT AI IMAGE EDITING
What prompt-based editing is, and how this editor uses it
Most photo editors ask you to learn the tool first: layers, masks, selection paths, blend modes. This one asks you to point at a thing and say what should happen to it.
The pointing can be literal. Click a point or drag a box and the editor turns your gesture into precise coordinates the model understands. Or paint a rough mark over an area, the way you would circle something on a printed photo. Both travel to the model along with your sentence.
The change is generated, not filtered. The model redraws the marked area from scratch and blends it into the untouched parts, matching lighting, texture and perspective. Small, well-described edits are the most convincing: swap an object, remove a sign, change the color of a wall.
Editing is iterative by nature, so the tool is built that way too. Each result becomes the next starting point, and every version stays available until you leave the page. Expect a couple of passes for a tricky edit rather than one perfect click.
TIPS
Get better edits from your marks and prompts
A clear target and a single instruction beat a clever prompt every time.
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One change per run
Swapping a sofa and changing the weather in the same prompt splits the model's attention. Do the sofa first, then the weather. Two quick runs beat one confused one.
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Box the thing you are talking about
When your prompt names an object, put a box around it. Coordinates remove the guesswork, especially in busy photos with several similar objects.
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Say what should stay
If part of the scene must not change, say so: replace the marked area, keep everything else unchanged. The model takes the instruction literally, in a good way.
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Mark a little wider than the object
Boxes and brush marks that stop exactly at the edge can leave a faint outline. Include a small margin so the model has room to blend.
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Edit the result, not the original
If the first pass gets most of the way there, keep going from that version. Refining a good result works better than re-rolling from the original photo.
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Check the full-size output
Generative edits can shift small details outside the marked area. Before publishing or printing, look at the downloaded file at full size.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which image formats can I upload?
PNG, JPG, JPEG and WebP up to 5MB. Results download as JPEG. A less compressed original gives the model more texture to work with.
What is the difference between pointing, boxing and painting?
They are three ways to say where. A point marks a single spot and lets the model judge the reach. A box pins down an exact area. Painting covers irregular shapes. Use whichever fits the thing you want changed, or mix them in one edit.
Do I have to mark the image, or is a prompt enough?
A prompt alone works for whole-image changes like restyling or season swaps. Marks become useful the moment you mean one specific thing: that sign, the person on the left, this wall.
Will the rest of my photo stay untouched?
That is the intent, and most edits hold to it. Because the output is generated, small shifts can happen outside the marks, so check the full-size result before publishing.
How does iterative editing work?
Every result loads back into the editor as your new working image, and earlier versions stay in the strip below. Click any version to continue from it. Each run is billed separately at the price shown before you click.
How much does one edit cost?
Each run costs credits, and the exact amount appears next to the Apply Edit button before you click, together with your remaining balance. New accounts start with free credits, so the first tries cost nothing.
What happens if a generation fails?
A failed run costs nothing: if the failure is on our side, the credits go back to your balance automatically. There is no form to fill and no support ticket to open.
Are my uploaded photos private?
Photos you upload are processed to deliver and improve the service, and they are never made public. Storage and retention details are in our Privacy Policy.
IMAGE EDITOR MEMBERSHIP
A steady allowance for everyday edits
A membership refills your credits every period, so editing keeps working between packs. One subscription covers this and every other tool.
Recommended
Standard Membership
$4.99/month
1,000 credits/month
For regular use, at a lower per-credit rate than packs.
Covers 35 images on 5.0 Pro, or up to 83 on 5.0 Lite
Pro Membership
$19.99/month
5,000 credits/month
For heavy use, with five times the credits each period.
Covers 178 images on 5.0 Pro, or up to 416 on 5.0 Lite
Credits stay valid while your membership is active; unused membership credits expire when the membership ends.
PRICING
Edit more photos
Credits are shared across all tools, so the same balance covers every edit you make. Buy a one-time pack or subscribe, and credits stay in your account while it is active.
Starter Pack
100credits
$1.99
≈ 50 credits per $1
A small pack to try every model.
Covers 3 images on 5.0 Pro, or up to 8 on 5.0 Lite
Basic Pack
300credits
$4.99
≈ 60 credits per $1
A bit more room to work.
Covers 10 images on 5.0 Pro, or up to 25 on 5.0 Lite
Most popular
Standard Pack
700credits
$9.99
≈ 70 credits per $1
A comfortable allowance for regular use.
Covers 25 images on 5.0 Pro, or up to 58 on 5.0 Lite
Pro Pack
1,600credits
$19.99
≈ 80 credits per $1
The largest one-time credit allowance.
Covers 57 images on 5.0 Pro, or up to 133 on 5.0 Lite