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AI Image Editor for Posters, Illustrations and Text

Revise an existing design with text instructions. Change a poster headline, recolor an illustration, or explore a new layout. Check lettering and details before export.

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Credits appear automatically when your inputs are ready. Review the cost, then select Create to generate. Pricing

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Sample inputs with suggested instructions, not before-and-after results. Running an edit uses the credits shown in the editor.

AI Image Editor for Posters, Illustrations and Text

AI Image Editor for Posters, Illustrations and Text

Recolor this illustration using a muted blue and terracotta palette. Keep the birds, branches, drawing style and layout unchanged. Do not add text or new objects.

How to use AI Image Editor for Posters, Illustrations and Text

  1. 1

    Add your source image

    Sign in to upload an image you own or are allowed to edit. Select a file, drop it into the workspace, or try a sample.

  2. 2

    Describe the change and confirm the cost

    Name the change, locate it, then say what to preserve. Make one edit at a time. Replace the example details with objects actually present in your photo. Credits appear automatically when your inputs are ready. Review the cost, then select Create to generate.

  3. 3

    Review and download

    Compare the result with the original at full size. Check faces, text, product labels, edges and shadows. AI may change details you asked to preserve; refine the instruction if needed. Each new generation has its own credit cost.

Prompt

Name the change, locate it, then say what to preserve. Make one edit at a time. Replace the example details with objects actually present in your photo.

AI Image Editor for Posters, Illustrations and Text

Recolor this illustration using a muted blue and terracotta palette. Keep the birds, branches, drawing style and layout unchanged. Do not add text or new objects.

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AI Image Editor for Posters, Illustrations and Text: frequently asked questions

How should I write an editing instruction?

Use a clear request such as “make the background warmer, keep the product label unchanged.” Smaller, specific changes are easier to review.

Can I paint a mask on this page?

This page uses reference images and text instructions. It does not offer a brush or mask control; describe the area and the intended change in the prompt.

Do I need to sign in?

Sign in before uploading a reference image or running image analysis. If you select a file as a visitor, its name can be kept for reselection after sign-in; the file is not uploaded automatically.

Which files can I upload?

Use JPG, PNG or WEBP images. The uploader checks file type, size and the current image-count limit before sending files. Any failed check is shown in the workspace.

When do I confirm the credit cost?

Credits appear automatically when your inputs are ready. Review the cost, then select Create to generate.

Are the example images actual results from this tool?

The labeled scene illustrations show possible directions; they are not actual outputs from the tool. Your uploaded reference and task results are displayed separately. Check the output before using it.

Ready to try AI Image Editor for Posters, Illustrations and Text?

Compare the result with the original at full size. Check faces, text, product labels, edges and shadows. AI may change details you asked to preserve; refine the instruction if needed. Each new generation has its own credit cost.

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