A sentence instead of a toolbar
An AI photo editor that works from words. Write 'change the background to a pale blue studio' and the edit is made, without selecting pixels or learning an editing app.
Edit an image with AI, in words. A few words. A fresh perspective.
DFIRST Edit image is an AI tool that changes a photo from a text prompt. Upload one image and write what should change, such as a new background, softer light or a prop taken out. You get the edited picture back, with everything you did not mention kept as close to the original as the model can.
- Describe the change in plain words
- No masks or selections
- Your original file stays untouched
Works with
Say what should change. Keep the rest.
One sentence each. The person, the product and the set stay; only what you asked for changes.
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AfterHow to edit an image in words with DFIRST.
Three steps. The first one starts on this page.
- 01
Upload and describe
Add the photo in the box above and write the change: what goes, what comes in, and what must stay. One clear instruction works better than five at once.
- 02
DFIRST edits it
The photo and your words go to an image editing model. It makes the change you asked for and keeps the rest of the scene in place.
- 03
Keep or refine
Download the edit, ask for another take, or open it on the board of a session and describe the next change on top of this one.
Made for brands. Not a blank prompt box.
Say what must stay
Editing models follow the words they are given. Naming what must not change, such as the product, the label or the face, keeps the edit close to your original.
Versions you can compare
On the board of a session, takes of a card sit together to flip between, and the one you keep can go on to Image upscale.
Who uses it.
E-commerce teams
Change the background with AI for a consistent catalogue look, one product photo at a time.
Social media managers
Small fixes on a campaign picture: a tidier table, warmer light, a prop taken out.
Designers
Quick variations of a client image to show options before a full retouch.
At a glance.
The facts about Edit image, as it works in DFIRST today.
- Input
- One image (PNG, JPG, WebP or HEIC, up to 20 MB) and a description of the change
- You get
- One edited version of your image
- How you edit
- In plain words, without masks or layers
- Resolution
- An edit can come back smaller than the original; Image upscale enlarges it
- Where it goes
- Your Data Room, as a new file; the original is kept
Questions people ask.
About Edit image and how it fits the rest of DFIRST.
How do I edit an image with AI from a text prompt?
Upload the photo in the box above and write the change in a sentence, for example 'replace the background with a pale blue studio and keep the shoe identical'. DFIRST edits the image and returns the new version. Your original file is not overwritten.
Can I change the background with AI?
Yes, it is one of the most common edits. Describe the new background and say what must stay the same. For a clean cut-out on a transparent background instead of a new scene, use Remove background.
Will the edit keep my product exactly?
Not pixel for pixel. The editing model redraws the picture and keeps what you did not mention as close as it can. Read labels and small print before you use the result, and if it comes back smaller than your original, run it through Image upscale.
Can I make several changes at once?
You can, but one or two clear changes per run work best. For bigger reworks, edit in steps: open the result on the board of a session and describe the next change on top of the last one.
Which images can I edit?
One PNG, JPG, WebP or HEIC image up to 20 MB per run. You can also pick a picture from your References instead of uploading it. Photos with a clear subject and good light give the editing model the most to work with.
Next steps. Tools that pick up where this one ends.
Start it here. Finish it in DFIRST.
Your edit image draft waits on this device until your access starts. DFIRST opens to people on the waitlist first.
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