Edit any photo by describing what you want in plain language. Sign in with Google (free) to start—new accounts get starter credits so you can try edits at no cost. Fix old photos, change text without losing style, or apply new looks—all in your browser.
v1.1 · Apache-2.0•~5s typical · Free credits to try
Loved by creators and small teams
Sign in with Google to edit (free starter credits). Upload an image and describe the edit you want—for example: replace poster text or restore an old photo.
Upload a PNG, JPG, or WebP image. You can describe edits in English or Chinese.
A free online image editor that changes existing photos based on your text instructions—no design skills needed. Sign in with Google to edit; you get free starter credits to try. Built for creators, small teams, and anyone who needs quick, precise edits without learning complex software.
Describe the edit you want in plain English. The AI applies your instructions to the image while keeping lighting and perspective. Ideal for posters, social graphics, and quick fixes without opening complex software. You get full control over the result by adjusting your wording until it matches what you have in mind.
Instruction-based editing, text preservation, photo restoration, and style transfer—all in one free AI photo editor.
Describe edits in plain English. The AI follows your instructions for adjustments, object changes, or full restyling while keeping the image coherent. Works for everything from small tweaks to larger visual changes.
Modify text or typography in images while preserving font style, lighting, and perspective so posters and graphics stay consistent.
Repair scratches and enhance details in old or damaged photos without an overly smoothed or artificial result. Especially useful for family archives, vintage prints, and scanned documents.
Apply a new look to an image while keeping the subject recognizable—useful for virtual try-on and creative restyling.
Combine or edit multiple elements in one image with automatic cropping and alignment for more complex compositions.
Each edit uses credits (shown in the editor). Export results in common formats for web, print, or social media. Buy more credits anytime on the Pricing page.
A free, open-source AI photo editor that edits existing images from text instructions. Sign in with Google to use the online editor; buy credits when you need more. Commercial use is allowed under Apache-2.0.
You do not need Photoshop or design experience. Type what you want changed—for example, "remove the background" or "fix the scratches"—and the editor follows your instructions. Creators and small teams can get usable results in under a minute without tutorials or downloads. That makes it a good fit when you need one-off edits or don't want to invest in heavy desktop software.
Sign in with Google, upload an image, describe your edit in plain language, and download the result. Nothing to install. The flow works well for one-off fixes, last-minute changes, or anyone who prefers not to learn a full editing suite.
Sign in, then upload a photo from your device. Common formats such as PNG and JPG are supported.
Type what you want in natural language—for example, "change the text to Welcome" or "restore the faded areas." The AI applies your instruction to the image while preserving what you want to keep.
Review the edited image and download it in a standard format. Use it for social posts, presentations, or client work. No watermarks on exports.
See how creators and teams use this free AI photo editor for real projects.
Jordan
Content Creator
I had a poster with the wrong date and didn't want to redo the whole thing. I typed what the new text should say and got a clean result. Felt like it saved me a couple of hours of fiddling in another app.
Sam
E-commerce Seller
We needed to change prices and labels on product images for a sale. No designer on hand, so I tried describing the edits. It worked well enough that we could push the campaign without waiting for assets.
Riley
Freelance Designer
A client sent an old photo with scratches and wanted it usable for a booklet. I ran it through with a restore-style prompt. The result looked natural and they were happy with it.
Casey
Marketer
We had one hero image and needed a few variants for A/B tests. I used the editor to describe different crops and tweaks. Got what we needed without opening heavy software or waiting on design.
Alex
Old Photo Restoration User
I had some faded family photos I wanted to preserve. The restoration option brought back detail without making them look plastic. I use it whenever I dig up an old snapshot now.
Morgan
Small Business Owner
I'm not a designer. We had a promo image and needed the text on it changed. I signed in, described the new text in plain English, and got a file I could use in a few minutes.
Common questions about the editor. Can't find your answer? Check the documentation or reach out.
Sign in with Google—free starter credits, no credit card required to try. Edit photos with simple instructions in your browser. Use results for personal or commercial projects. Need more edits? See Pricing.