Inpaint, restyle and extend: the repair bench that saves frames instead of re-rolling them.
Per-job credit pricing is shown before you confirm. An edit produces a new piece; your original stays untouched in your account.
Pick an effect, upload your photo, and the built-in recipe does the rest. Same photo, far more reliable results.
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Every studio needs a bench for fixing instead of re-rolling. The image editor takes one of your frames plus a short edit brief — remove the stray object, change the dress to red, extend the room to the left — and returns a revised piece while your original stays untouched in your library. At 21 credits it sits between a standard render and a premium one, which is exactly its job: cheaper than starting over, precise enough to save a frame you already like.
In the survey studio the editor is where series stay consistent. A muse whose necklace changes between frames, a background prop that appears twice — these are editor jobs, not new renders. Describe the change and only the change; the tool preserves everything you do not mention.
Choose the version closest to right. Editing polishes; it does not rescue compositions that fail outright.
Name the element, the change and nothing else: “make the dress deep red, keep everything else identical”.
The edit lands as a new piece beside the original. Keep either — or both, for a before/after pair.
Recolour or restyle a garment across a series without re-rendering the woman wearing it.
Stray objects, a modern sign in a period scene, a second lamp that should not exist — paint them out.
Outpaint a portrait into a banner or a wider scene when a crop will not fit the slot.
Brief: “Change the slip from black to burgundy, same fabric and lighting, nothing else changes.” One attribute, cleanly swapped.
Brief: “Extend the room to the left with the same wall and window light.” Gives a portrait room to become a cover.
| Brief scope | One change per job converges; five changes wander |
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| Source | Your own generations, or media you hold rights and consent for |
| Originals | Always kept — edits are new pieces, never overwrites |
| Cost | 21 credits per edit job, shown before you confirm |
Never. An edit is saved as a new piece; the original stays in your library untouched.
21 credits per job at current pricing, shown before you confirm. Failed jobs refund automatically.
Yes — your own media, or adults with documented consent. The same rules as every photo bench.
Small corrections, yes — an extra finger or a warped earring is a classic editor job. Structural problems are faster to re-render.
You can, but each pass softens a little. Two passes is a working limit; beyond that, re-render from the best brief.
Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.
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