AI Image Editor FAQ

AI Image Editor is a standalone web product for prompt-based image editing. It is designed for practical tasks such as refining product photos, changing visual presentation, improving commercial assets, and producing edited outputs without a traditional desktop editing workflow.

Most users upload a source image, optionally add reference images, write a prompt describing the intended change, add a negative prompt for exclusions, and then review the generated result before iterating if needed.

You can upload up to 3 reference images in one session. Reference inputs are most useful when they provide clear visual direction such as style, layout, or product context.

AI Image Editor currently supports PNG, JPG, and WEBP files. For best reliability, keep each image under 10MB and within the supported resolution range shown in the product interface.

A successful request typically costs between 10 and 40 credits depending on the selected model or workflow. Failed requests are refunded automatically when a usable result is not delivered.

Most jobs complete in about 1 minute, although processing time can vary based on queue conditions, image complexity, and the model being used.

The product works best when the requested change is clear and visually grounded. Common strong use cases include background changes, product cleanup, lighting refinement, object removal, commercial polish, and controlled style adjustments.

Start with the main change first, describe what should remain consistent, and add quality language such as clean, realistic, studio-ready, or e-commerce ready. If there are things you do not want, include them in the negative prompt.

Yes. Generated outputs include commercial-use rights. You are still responsible for making sure that any uploaded source material, logos, products, or third-party assets are used lawfully.

The best next step is usually to refine the prompt, clarify what should stay unchanged, or reuse a prior result as a reference. AI editing often improves when the task is broken into smaller, more explicit iterations.

AI Image Editor uses account, image, and prompt data to operate the service, return results, maintain history, support billing, and protect against abuse. For full details, review the official Privacy Policy on this site.

Email contact@ai-image-editor.ai for support, billing questions, privacy requests, or enterprise inquiries. Including your prompt, task context, and screenshots can help us troubleshoot faster.