AI Photo Editor — Change a Photo by Describing It

Give it a picture and a sentence. "Make it snow", "remove the car", "turn the shirt red" — it edits what you named and leaves the rest.

☁ This tool sends your file to a server to do the work. The AI tools do — every other tool on ToolMole runs entirely in your browser and uploads nothing.

Name one change at a time

"Remove the bin and make the sky blue and add a dog" gets you an average of three instructions. One at a time works far better, and you can feed the result back in for the next change.

Be specific about what to keep, not only what to alter. "Change the jacket to leather, keep the face and background" is a much more reliable instruction than "leather jacket".

What it is good and bad at

Good: swapping objects, changing weather and time of day, altering colours and materials, removing something small, restyling a whole picture.

Bad: text inside the image, exact faces of specific people, and anything needing pixel-precision. It is rewriting the picture from a description, not editing selected pixels, so small details move even where you did not ask.

Your photo leaves the browser — where it goes

Editing a picture by describing the change needs a model on a graphics card, so this is one of the AI tools here that sends your file somewhere. Every other tool on ToolMole edits in the page and sends nothing.

The photo goes from your browser straight to storage using an address this site signs and that expires in five minutes — it does not travel through the website. Both your photo and the edited result are deleted after about three hours.

Frequently asked questions

Why did parts I did not mention change?

The model regenerates the whole image guided by your instruction rather than painting over a selection. Naming what should stay the same in your sentence is the way to hold it still.

Can it edit a photograph of a real person?

Technically, but the face will drift — it produces a plausible face, not that person. For repairing rather than changing a real face, the face restore tool is the right one.

Is it free, and does the result carry a watermark?

Free, and no watermark. What you download is the edited photo, at the resolution the model produced it, with nothing stamped across the corner.

How large a photo can I upload?

Five megabytes. That is a generous phone photo and a stingy camera raw — if yours is bigger, the image compressor on this site will bring it under the limit in your browser without uploading anything.

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