Give an existing photo a new setting, remove a distraction or try a different color. Upload your image to the AI Photo Editor, describe the change and choose a model such as Nano Banana Pro. Check the credit estimate before creating your next version.
Click / Drop / PasteSelect from HistoryClick / Drop / PasteSelect from History(Optional)Click / Drop / PasteSelect from History(Optional)Click / Drop / PasteSelect from History(Optional)See how an AI Photo Editor interprets a specific request. These six examples were generated with Nano Banana Pro by editing an original reference image. The original is on the left; the edited result is on the right.
Jump straight into the AI image generator or video creator with a leading model ready for your next concept.
Explore lighting, color and composition ideas for your AI Photo Editor instructions. This shared gallery offers prompt inspiration; the six editing comparisons above show originals alongside their Nano Banana Pro results.
An AI Photo Editor is most useful when you know what to change and what to keep. Work from your product shot, portrait or room photo, then evaluate the result against that brief.
Use the AI Photo Editor to explore a seasonal setting around a product you already photographed. Specify the bag shape, bottle label or packaging color that matters. Review those details before using the result in a listing or campaign.
Test a navy jacket or an olive wall in the AI Photo Editor before choosing a visual direction. Identify the exact surface to recolor and name nearby objects that should stay unchanged. Inspect seams, edges and shadows after each edit.
Save a useful editing direction as a prompt preset. The AI Photo Editor also offers English translation for your prompt. Keep reusable instructions specific about the subject, requested change and details to preserve, then adapt them for each new photo.
The AI Photo Editor shows an estimated cost before submission. Choose an image-input model, then review its available reference slots, output count and quality controls. Changing those settings can change both the cost and the result.
Find completed AI Photo Editor results in Assets using the Photo Editor category. Download a version you want to keep or reuse it for another pass. Your saved outputs give you a reference when deciding whether a later edit improves the photo.
If an unwanted detail changes, revise your AI Photo Editor instruction around that problem. Ask to recolor only the jacket while keeping the trousers beige, for example. A focused request gives you a clearer way to judge the next output.
Start with the original, request one change, then decide whether the new version meets your brief.
Upload or paste an image into the AI Photo Editor, or select an available reference from your history. Start with a clear view of the subject and any details that must remain recognizable.
The AI Photo Editor requires an image. For a new picture created entirely from a written idea, open AI Photo Generator.
Tell the AI Photo Editor which object or area should change. Include its location and the details to preserve, then select a model and review the estimated credits.
For example: remove the red cup on the right; keep the vase, leaves and oak desk. Model controls and reference limits vary.
Compare the output with your original. Check the requested change first, then inspect faces, labels, product edges and any nearby surfaces. Keep a useful result or refine the instruction.
Completed AI Photo Editor outputs are available in Assets. Reusing a result lets you continue from that version with another specific request.
Product marketers, creative producers, and social teams turn unfinished briefs into visual directions they can compare and develop.
Our first question is whether the product, offer, and placement work together. The AI photo generator turns several campaign hypotheses into visible scenes before the media plan is locked. We can reject weak compositions early, compare product settings, and keep the prompt behind a direction that deserves further design and production work.
Claire Morgan
Product Marketing Lead
A written mood can mean something different to every stakeholder. I use the AI photo generator to make those interpretations visible, then ask clients to respond to lighting, framing, product scale, and atmosphere. Saving the strongest setup gives designers and production partners a clearer starting point than a loose collection of unrelated references.
Daniel Park
Creative Producer
Social calendars need variety, but random images can make a campaign harder to recognize. We start with a product reference, explore creator-led scenes, lifestyle settings, and tighter ad crops, then keep the directions that still support the same product story. That makes the next content batch easier to plan, adapt, and review.
Sofia Alvarez
Social Content Strategist
Understand what to upload, how to request a change, and what to check before using your edited photo.
Provide a photo and a written editing instruction. Upload or paste your image, or choose an available image from history, then describe the change you want. The AI Photo Editor requires both inputs. Creating an image from text alone is available on the separate AI Photo Generator page.
