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AI Photo Editing · Edit with Text

Free AI Photo Editor

Upload a photo, choose an edit, and tell AI what to change. Remove an object, replace a background, adjust lighting, or retouch a portrait—then compare the result with your original.

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Prepare your photo and instructions here. Sign in to apply edits with free daily credits.

Remove objectsReplace backgroundsAdjust lighting
Illustrative before and after photo edit: a red paper cup is removed from a side table while the vase, book, and room remain
Original photoEdited photo
Illustrative edit · Example instruction“Remove the red cup. Keep the vase, book, and light.”

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Before / After

Room with a red cup before editingBefore
The same room after removing the red cupAfter
Example edit

One photo. One clear change.

Before & after

Six ways to make a photo feel right

Remove a distraction, find a new setting, shape the light, or revive a memory. Each pair starts with a photo and one clear change.

The same table before and after removing a red cup — BeforeBefore
The same table before and after removing a red cup — AfterAfter
01

The cup disappears; the table, book, plants, and light stay familiar.

The same portrait before and after replacing a plain background with a beach — BeforeBefore
The same portrait before and after replacing a plain background with a beach — AfterAfter
02

A gray studio backdrop becomes a sunset beach while the portrait stays in place.

The same room before and after adding warm afternoon light — BeforeBefore
The same room before and after adding warm afternoon light — AfterAfter
03

Warm window light changes the mood without moving the furniture.

The same portrait before and after a subtle under-eye and blemish retouch — BeforeBefore
The same portrait before and after a subtle under-eye and blemish retouch — AfterAfter
04

Under-eye shadows and a small blemish soften while natural skin texture remains.

The same old family photo before and after generative restoration — BeforeBefore
The same old family photo before and after generative restoration — AfterAfter
05

Scratches and fading recede; the faces and period details stay familiar.

The same table before and after adding a red ceramic cup — BeforeBefore
The same table before and after adding a red ceramic cup — AfterAfter
06

A red ceramic cup joins the scene beside the book.

How it works

Edit your photo in three steps

  1. 01

    Start with an image

    Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP photo, or choose an image from your library.

  2. 02

    Choose what to change

    Select an area for object removal, or choose another edit and describe the change.

  3. 03

    Review and refine

    Compare with the source, retry, use a previous version, continue editing, or download.

Edit control

Change what you want. Keep what matters.

For object removal, brush or draw a rectangle over the target. The selection is sent as a real mask and the result is composited with the source outside it. Other edits use instructions and can affect nearby details.

Select an area to remove ↑

Remove an unwanted object

  1. 01Start from your photo or a saved image.
  2. 02Select the object with a brush or rectangle, then refine the selection.
  3. 03Run the edit and inspect the filled area beside the source.

Generated details inside the selected area may be imperfect. Check edges, texture, text, and nearby objects.

CHOOSE YOUR NEXT MOVE

Choose the right tool for your image

Start from a prompt, transform the whole scene, or isolate a subject. Each tool picks up where the last one leaves off.

See a real example from this tool →

PHOTO EDITING, EXPLAINED

Questions before your next edit

A few practical answers about focused edits, keeping important details, and choosing the right workflow.

Questions about files, limits, or saved images? Read the FAQ
What can I change with the AI Photo Editor?

You can remove an object, replace a background, retouch a portrait, adjust lighting, repair a photo, or add an object. Start with one clear change, then review the result beside your original.

Can I remove one object without changing the rest?

For object removal, you can brush or draw a rectangle over the area to remove. The editor uses that selection as a mask and keeps the source pixels outside it. Check edges and fine textures inside the selected area before downloading.

How do I keep a face or background the same?

Name the details in “What must stay the same?” and describe the change as narrowly as you can. Edits other than masked object removal follow written instructions and may affect nearby details, so compare the result with the original.

Do I need an account to edit a photo?

You can choose an image and prepare your instructions before signing in. Sign in to apply the edit; the prepared image and instruction are carried into that step.

Which image files can I upload?

JPG, PNG, and WebP files up to 10 MB are supported. You can also select an eligible image from your library when signed in.

Can I compare versions and keep editing?

Yes. Compare the result with your original, return to an earlier version during the session, or use the result as the source for another edit. Download the version you want to keep.

Can this tool make a transparent cutout?

This editor can replace a background as part of a broader photo edit. If you need the subject isolated on transparency, use the AI Background Remover instead.

What if I want to change the whole look or scene?

Use Image to Image when you want to restyle a photo, reimagine a room, or make a new version of the full image. Photo Editor is better suited to a focused change.

What if I do not have a photo to start with?

Create one from a text prompt in the AI Image Generator, then send the result here for a focused edit.

MAKE YOUR NEXT EDIT

Start with the photo you already have.

Choose one detail to change, then review the result beside your original.

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White calla lilies and an orange flower in a blue vase by a sunlit window