Edit Mode - Modifying Existing Images

Updated October 26, 2026 165 views

Edit Mode - Modifying Existing Images

Edit Mode allows you to transform existing images using text instructions. Perfect for refining designs or changing specific elements.

How Edit Mode Works

  1. Start with an existing image
  2. Describe what you want to change
  3. AI modifies only the requested elements
  4. Original composition is preserved

Starting an Edit

From Gallery:

  1. Select a design from your gallery
  2. Click Edit
  3. Choose Edit Mode
  4. Describe your changes
  5. Generate

From Upload:

  1. Click + Create → Upload
  2. Upload your image
  3. Select Edit Mode
  4. Describe changes
  5. Generate

Effective Edit Instructions

Be Specific About Changes: ❌ "Make it better" ✅ "Change the sofa color from gray to navy blue"

Examples:

Furniture Changes: "Replace the dining table with a round marble table"

Color Changes: "Change the wall color to warm beige"

Style Changes: "Make the room more modern by simplifying the furniture"

Additions: "Add a large potted plant in the corner by the window"

Removals: "Remove the coffee table from the center of the room"

Lighting: "Make the lighting warmer and add sunset glow through windows"

Edit Mode Settings

Preservation Level:

  • High: Minimal changes, maximum preservation
  • Medium: Balanced changes
  • Low: Allows more dramatic modifications

Focus Area: Describe which part of the image to focus on for changes.

Use Cases

Virtual Staging: Upload empty room → Add furniture and decor

Design Variations: Take existing design → Try different color schemes

Property Enhancement: Upload listing photo → Improve lighting and appeal

Seasonal Updates: Summer design → Add winter/holiday elements

Fix Issues: Correct AI artifacts or unwanted elements

Credits

Edit operations: 8 credits per generation

Tips for Best Results

  1. One change at a time for precision
  2. Reference the original image in your prompt
  3. Use "keep everything else the same" phrase
  4. Be patient - complex edits may need iteration
  5. Save versions as you go
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