Write one change
Open Edit in the product workspace and describe a single change, such as removing the price sticker on the lid or making the background warmer.
AI photo editorComing soon
Say what to change. Leave the rest alone.
Type one instruction, such as remove the sticker, make the lighting warmer or change the tabletop to oak, and get a new version of the photo with that change made.
Open the workspaceThis tool is in private testing and is not open to all accounts yet. The page describes how it will work; the workspace shows which tools your account can use today.
How it works
The TrendRemix AI photo editor changes a photo according to a written instruction of 3 to 2,000 characters. The request asks for the instruction to be carried out and nothing else to change, and for the product's shape, proportions, colors, materials, labels and printed text to be kept unless your instruction says otherwise; it also asks for no added text or watermarks. You choose 1K, 2K or 4K resolution. The picture is generated again rather than retouched pixel by pixel, so compare details with the original. Each edit is saved as a new file, and you can keep editing from any result.
From input to finished result.
Choose resolution and submit
Pick 1K, 2K or 4K, check the credit cost on the create button, and submit. Batch mode applies the same instruction to up to 50 photos.
Build on the result
Compare the new version with the original. Use Continue from this to make the next change on top of it, one instruction at a time.
What you can do
Plain-language editing
No layers or selection tools: describe the change and the photo is updated to match.
Product protection in every request
Unless you ask for it, the request tells the editor to keep the product's shape, colors, materials and printed text as they are.
Step-by-step versions
Each result is a new file in your asset library, so an edit never overwrites the version before it.
One instruction across many photos
Apply the same change, such as a warmer white balance, to a batch of up to 50 photos.
Who it is for
- Small fixes without a retoucher
- Take off a sticker, smooth a crease in the backdrop or remove a reflection from glass.
- Adjusting mood and lighting
- Make a scene warmer, brighter or more evening-like to suit a campaign.
- Variations of one image
- Change a prop, a surface material or a background color to create alternatives for testing.
- Fixing generated scenes
- Correct one detail in an AI scene result instead of generating the whole scene again.
At a glance
| Instruction | 3–2,000 characters |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1K, 2K or 4K |
| Accepted files | JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB |
| Batch size | Up to 50 photos sharing one instruction |
| Output | A new file per edit; earlier versions are kept |
| Cost | Credits per image, depending on resolution, shown before you submit |
Before you download
- Check areas you did not ask to change; the whole image is regenerated, so backgrounds and small objects can shift.
- Re-read product text and logos letter by letter.
- If one instruction combined several changes, check each of them, or split them into separate edits.
- Make sure an edit has not changed what the buyer receives, such as the product's color or the parts included.
Questions and answers
How is this different from the object remover?
The object remover fills an area you paint by hand and suits exact removals. The photo editor works from a written instruction and can change light, materials or props across the whole picture.
Can I go back to an earlier version?
Yes. Every edit is a separate file in your asset library and the original is never overwritten. Continue from whichever version you prefer.
Can it add a headline or a price?
The editor is told not to add text or watermarks. Put headlines, prices and badges on with a layout template, where the text stays sharp and editable.
Why did something I did not mention change?
The edited picture is generated again from your photo and instruction, not retouched pixel by pixel. Short, specific instructions tend to keep more of the original; if something drifts, say so in the instruction, for example keep the label unchanged.
Can I apply one instruction to a whole batch?
Yes. Turn on Batch, add up to 50 photos and write the instruction once. Each photo is processed and charged separately.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.