Prompt-based image editing
AI Image Editor for Precise Local Changes
Upload an image, paint a mask over the area that needs work, and describe what should replace it. The rest of the image stays as the visual context.
Mask, describe, and regenerate
Use the live editor to upload an image, mark the target region, enter an instruction, and review the generated result.
Result
Example
A handsome anime-style man in his early 30s with medium-length wavy chestnut brown hair, slightly tousled with natural volume, and a well-groomed short beard. He sits in a warm-lit café interior, facing the camera with a gentle, relaxed smile and kind eyes. His eyes are large and expressive in classic anime style, with warm brown irises and soft highlights. He wears a dark olive-green casual jacket over a dark inner shirt, with the collar slightly open. The background shows a cozy café atmosphere with blurred warm wooden furniture, soft ambient lighting, and hints of windows casting golden light. The lighting is soft and warm, coming from the upper left, creating gentle shadows on the right side of his face. The art style is high-quality Japanese anime illustration with clean line art, smooth cel-shading, and warm color palette. The composition is a close-up portrait from chest up, with shallow depth of field. Makoto Shinkai cinematic style, detailed anime illustration, 4K quality.
Upload an image to start inpainting
Use AI where the image needs it
Local editing is a better fit than regenerating the whole composition when only one area is wrong.
Object removal
Mask an unwanted object and describe the background that should continue through the area.
Targeted replacement
Swap a product detail, prop, texture, or visual element without starting from zero.
Prompt-guided inpainting
Combine the mask with a direct editing instruction to control the intended result.
How to edit an image with AI
A precise mask and a concrete instruction do most of the work.
- 01
Upload and mask
Add your image and paint over the complete area that should change.
- 02
Describe the replacement
Write what should appear inside the mask and include relevant lighting or texture cues.
- 03
Generate and inspect
Review the blend at the mask boundary and refine the mask or instruction if needed.
Make local edits more reliable
The mask determines where the model can work; the prompt determines what it should attempt.
Cover the full unwanted area
A mask that leaves part of an object visible can cause fragments to remain in the result.
Match the surrounding scene
Mention nearby lighting, perspective, texture, and background when the replacement must blend naturally.
AI image editor FAQ
Answers about masks, prompts, and inpainting.
What is AI inpainting?
Inpainting regenerates a selected image area while using the unmasked surroundings as context.
Can the editor remove an object from a photo?
Yes. Mask the entire object and describe the background or content that should replace it.
Why does the edited area look different from its surroundings?
The mask may be too tight or the prompt may lack lighting, perspective, or texture cues. Expand the mask slightly and describe the surrounding scene.
Change the part that needs changing
Keep the useful image, target the problem area, and generate a focused replacement.