Image editing models

An image editing model starts from a picture you upload and changes what you ask for: the background, the light, an object, the style or the person's look. The rest of the picture stays as close to the original as the model can keep it. 146 models do this job in the catalog right now. Each model's page shows its form and a price guide in US dollars.

Models

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Questions

How is image editing priced?
Editing models charge per image or per megapixel of the result, so the output size changes the price. Each model page shows its price guide in US dollars, and the studio shows the exact price for your image and settings before you generate. If a generation fails, the reserved amount goes back to your balance.
What do I need to upload?
A clear image of what you want to change, plus a short instruction. Some models take more than one reference image, a mask or a strength setting; the model page lists every field. Uploading starts after you sign in.
Which model should I start with?
For a broad instruction such as a new background or style, try a general editing model first. For one narrow job, such as removing an object, restoring a photo or changing a hairstyle, a model built for that job usually needs a shorter instruction.
Will the edit keep the face and details of my photo?
Models differ. Check faces, hands, logos and small text at full size before you use the result, and run the same edit on two models when identity matters.

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