What kind of change works best?

Concrete, visible changes: remove an object, swap a surface or background color, change the lighting mood, tidy a label area. Vague requests such as 'make it better' give unpredictable results.

Can I ask for several changes at once?

You can, but one or two per run is more reliable. Chain runs instead: each output can be edited again from the library.

Will the product itself change?

Only if you ask it to. Because the request is sent as written, mention the product only when you want it changed, and compare the result with the item before using it.

Is my original photo kept?

Yes. Every edit is saved as a new photo; the upload stays in your library untouched.

Can I try Edit with Words for free?

A new account gets 4 free credits, enough for one Standard photo of your product. Clips start at 21 credits for a 3-second draft, and packs start at $4.99. No card is needed to sign up.

Photo editor

Edit with Words

Type the change you want and the photo is edited to match.

Try it with free credits Pricing

4 free credits on sign-up, enough for one photo to animate later. Clips start at 21 credits.

1Upload the photo or pick one from your library
2Write the one change you want
3Check the result, then send it into a video type

Went in

Came out

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Rendered by this tool from the product photo shown on the left.

Some fixes have no preset. A price sticker on the lid, a stray cable behind the box, a surface that clashes with your brand colors. Type the change the way you would brief a retoucher, and the photo comes back with that change made and the rest left as it was.

Your words go to the image model exactly as written, with no extra styling instructions layered on top, because short, literal requests keep everything you did not mention in place. Name one change per run, then run it again for the next one; each result lands in your library as its own photo.

This is the quickest way to get a photo ready for video. Clear the clutter, then send the result into Custom Video or any preset and it becomes the opening frame. A Standard edit is 4 credits, Pro 12 and Max 44; Pro holds small text and fine edges better.

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