How to Use AI Image Editor
Master our AI image editor with this comprehensive guide. Learn to upload references, write effective prompts, use negative prompts, and generate professional-quality edits for any project.
4 Simple Steps to AI Image Editor Success
Follow these steps to get professional results every time
Upload Reference Images
Start by uploading 1-3 reference images to guide your AI image editor. These images help the AI understand your desired style, composition, and visual elements.
Key Points:
- Upload high-quality images (384-3072px)
- Use clear, well-lit reference photos
- Choose images that match your desired outcome
- Supported formats: PNG, JPG, WEBP (max 10MB)
Write Clear Editing Prompts
Describe exactly what you want the AI image editor to change. Be specific about colors, lighting, style, background, and any modifications you need.
Key Points:
- Be specific and descriptive
- Mention style, colors, and mood
- Include lighting preferences
- Describe the desired outcome clearly
Add Negative Prompts
Tell the AI image editor what to avoid by using negative prompts. This helps prevent unwanted elements and improves the quality of your results.
Key Points:
- List unwanted elements to avoid
- Use phrases like "blurry, low quality, distorted"
- Prevent common AI artifacts
- Improve overall result quality
Generate & Review Results
Click generate to start the AI image editor processing (costs 10 credits). Review your results and download high-quality edited images.
Key Points:
- Processing takes 2-3 minutes
- Preview results before downloading
- Use results as references for iterations
- Full commercial usage rights included
AI Image Editor Prompt Examples
Learn from these proven examples to get better results
E-commerce Product Photo
Portrait Enhancement
Background Replacement
AI Image Editor Best Practices
Expert tips to maximize your AI image editor results
Be Specific with Prompts
The more detailed your prompts, the better your AI image editor results. Include specific colors, styles, lighting conditions, and desired outcomes.
Choose Quality Reference Images
Use high-resolution, clear reference images for best AI image editor performance. The first image has the strongest influence on composition.
Use Negative Prompts Effectively
Negative prompts are powerful for avoiding unwanted elements. List specific things you want the AI image editor to exclude from results.
Iterate for Perfect Results
Use previous AI image editor results as references for new edits. This allows you to refine and improve your images progressively.
Common Issues & Solutions
Quick fixes for common AI image editor problems
Results Look Unnatural
Solution: Refine your prompts to be more specific. Add negative prompts to avoid artificial-looking elements. Use high-quality reference images.
Prevention: Write detailed prompts and use clear reference images
Colors Don't Match Expectations
Solution: Be more specific about color preferences in your prompts. Include exact color names or describe the desired color palette.
Prevention: Specify exact colors and lighting conditions in prompts
Processing Fails
Solution: Check image format, size, and quality requirements. Ensure images are under 10MB and between 384-3072px on the longest side.
Prevention: Use supported formats and proper image dimensions
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