Step-by-Step: Editing an Image

Example: Adding Sunglasses to a Portrait

Let's walk through a complete editing workflow:

Step 1: Open the Edit Tool

  • • Select an image from your gallery
  • • Click the Edit button

Step 2: Select Your Drawing Tool

  • • Click the Box tool (or Draw tool for freehand)
  • • Choose a color from the palette (red works well for visibility)

Step 3: Mark the Area to Edit

  • • Draw a box or mark around the area you want to modify
  • • In this example, mark the eye area where sunglasses should appear

Tips for Marking:

  • • Be precise but don't worry about perfection
  • • Mark slightly larger than the target area
  • • Use contrasting colors for visibility
  • • Multiple marks are allowed for complex edits
Portrait with blue box marking around the eye area for adding sunglasses
Step 3: Mark the area to edit with a clear, contrasting color

Step 4: Describe Your Edit

  • • In the prompt field, type your editing instruction
  • • Example: "Add sunglasses"
  • • Be specific and clear about what you want

Good Prompts:

  • • "Add black sunglasses"
  • • "Change background to beach sunset"
  • • "Add red lipstick"
  • • "Remove background"

Avoid Vague Prompts:

  • • "Make it better" - too subjective
  • • "Change something" - not specific enough
  • • "Fix it" - unclear intent

Step 5: Set Your Preferences

  • • Resolution: Choose 2K (High) or 4K for best quality
  • • Aspect Ratio: Keep original or change as needed
  • • Number of Variations: Generate 1-4 edited versions

Step 6: Generate the Edit

  • • Click the Generate button (costs 2 credits per image)
  • • Wait for processing (typically 10-30 seconds)
  • • Review your edited images
Grid showing 4 edited variations of the portrait with sunglasses added
Step 6: Review your edited images and select the best result

Result: The AI successfully added stylish sunglasses to the portrait, maintaining the natural look and lighting of the original image!

Drawing Tools Explained

1. Select Tool (Arrow Icon)

Purpose:

Move and adjust existing markings

Use:

Click and drag to reposition marks

Best For:

Correcting placement after drawing

2. Draw Tool (Pen Icon)

Purpose:

Freehand drawing and marking

Use:

Click and drag to draw freely on the image

Best For:

Irregular shapes, precise outlining, custom marks

3. Box Tool (Rectangle Icon)

Purpose:

Draw rectangular selection boxes

Use:

Click and drag to create a rectangle

Best For:

Marking faces, objects, rectangular areas

4. Arrow Tool

Purpose:

Draw directional arrows

Use:

Click and drag to create arrows pointing to areas

Best For:

Indicating specific points or directions

5. Text Tool (T Icon)

Purpose:

Add text labels to your markings

Use:

Click to place text on the canvas

Best For:

Adding notes or labels to complex edits

Color Palette

Choose from 8 colors to mark different areas:

  • • Blue, Red, Green, Yellow - High visibility colors
  • • Purple, Orange - Alternative highlighting
  • • White, Black - Contrast options

Tip: Use different colors to mark multiple edit areas in one session!

Workflow Summary

Quick Reference:

  1. Open → Select image and click Edit button
  2. Mark → Use drawing tools to mark the area to edit
  3. Describe → Enter clear, specific editing instructions
  4. Configure → Set resolution, aspect ratio, and number of variations
  5. Generate → Click Generate (2 credits per image)
  6. Review → Check results and download or iterate

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