Upload a photo. Edit it directly or describe your changes.
Explore how the editor follows your prompt while preserving original textures, shadows, and contours.
Keep the reference product shape, color and camera angle. Place it on a weathered wooden table in soft outdoor shade.
Keep the reference product shape, color and camera angle. Place it on a weathered wooden table in soft outdoor shade. Add believable contact shadows and leave the product label unchanged.
Use the attached image as the identity and composition lock. Restyle it as a hand-painted watercolor illustration.
Use the attached image as the identity and composition lock. Restyle it as a hand-painted watercolor illustration. Preserve facial identity, pose, framing and background geometry exactly, changing only surface treatment, palette, and texture.
Modify the messy bed to be neatly made with a smoothed-out white comforter while keeping the surrounding room identical.
Modify the messy bed to be neatly made with a smoothed-out white comforter. Arrange the pillows neatly and symmetrically against the headboard, and remove the pillows on the floor. Keep the room structure, bed frame, bedside tables, lamps, lighting, open door, window, and rug identical.
Use the ChatGPT photo editor to make one focused change from a reference photo, then compare the result with the original.
Upload clear product, portrait, or still-life photographs. The algorithm studies silhouette, key reflections, and textural markers.
Use declarative natural language: define what remains immutable, then describe lighting, season, architectural surrounding, or emotional aura.
Witness the generation synthesized with sub-pixel alignment. Download in 4K resolution or send directly to your personal Workspace library.
Adapt one of these editing instructions to your own uploaded photo.
Replace the background with a warm gray studio backdrop. Keep the subject, camera angle and proportions. Add soft contact shadows.
Change the main object to brushed copper. Keep its shape, position and surrounding objects. Use realistic metallic reflections.
Keep the face, expression and hairstyle. Change only the background to a softly blurred garden. Preserve the original crop.
No intricate masks or lasso tools needed. Simply describe the change and let the editor guide the result.
Everything you need to know about reference editing, credit consumption, and rights.
New accounts receive 12 starter credits upon signing in with Google, to try image generation and editing. Try one square low-quality generation or photo edit without signing in, with at most one reference. This is one shared trial, not one of each. Usage and capacity limits apply.
Describe the element to change and the details to preserve. This is reference-based editing, not a brush-mask tool. Inspect the rest of the image because other details can change.
A clear reference and focused instruction can help preserve a subject. Identity consistency is not guaranteed, so compare facial details with the original after each edit.
Confirmed failed tasks return reserved credits automatically. Uncertain provider results stay held while their status is checked. Avoid submitting a new task just because the first one is taking longer.
Check permissions for your references and rights in the output. ImgKick does not guarantee uniqueness, copyright ownership or clearance of third-party rights. Review the Terms before commercial use.
Your photo is a reference for the next image. Describe what should change and what should stay. The result is a new output, so compare it with the original before using it.
Upload the product photo, request the new setting, and specify which shape, label and colors to preserve. Check those details in the result; reference editing cannot guarantee an unchanged product.
Upload a PNG or JPEG reference. The workspace accepts up to four references for eligible signed-in edits; the free guest preview accepts one. Check the upload control for the current size limit.