Start with the background when a product shot, portrait, or social post needs a cleaner setting. Use the AI background remover to cut out the subject, then keep a transparent background or place the subject on a new one.
For a newly generated scene, open AI Background. Check fine edges around hair, fabric, and transparent objects before you download.
Open the AI image enhancer when a photo looks soft, pixelated, or too small for its intended layout. Preview faces, text, and product edges after enhancement; those details are the quickest way to spot an overprocessed result.
Use the AI image expander when the subject is framed too tightly or the original canvas does not fit your design. Choose the space you need, generate the extended area, and inspect repeated patterns or stretched edges.
If the composition is already right, use Smart Resize to prepare another size without rebuilding the design from scratch.
Select the area you want to change, then describe the replacement with AI Replace. A specific prompt about the object, color, and placement gives the editor a clearer target than a broad instruction.
For adding or rebuilding a larger area, try Generative Fill. Review shadows, scale, and nearby textures after each result, and adjust the selection if the new detail does not blend with the original photo.
When there is no source photo to edit, move to the AI image generator. Describe the subject, setting, composition, and visual style, then generate a new image that you can refine in the editor. This keeps image creation separate from edits that need to preserve an existing photo.
Use AI photo filters when the goal is a clear style change rather than a repair. Compare the result with the original before downloading, especially when the photo contains a recognizable face, logo, or small text that should remain readable.
Use one workspace for common photo tasks, then move to a focused tool when the image needs a specific edit. The examples below show where an AI photo editor can shorten a real workflow without hiding the final quality check.
E-commerce Product Photos
Prepare a product photo for a listing by removing the original background, placing the item in a suitable scene, and checking its edges at full size. For catalog work across many files, continue with the batch photo editor.
Social Posts and Creator Graphics
Crop or resize a photo for the destination layout, then add text, stickers, or a filter only where they support the message. Use the collage maker when several images need to share one post instead of forcing them into a single edit.
Portrait and Studio Retouching
Use enhancement and object-removal tools for routine cleanup, then inspect skin texture, hair, clothing edges, and background transitions before delivery. AI can speed up a first pass, but client-facing photos still need a human review at the final size.
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