AI Image Editor Free Online

Yes. New users get 40 free credits to try the AI image editor. For example, a 1K edit with Flux 2 Pro currently uses 5 credits, giving you up to eight generations with your starting balance. Each new version uses credits, so refining an image several times counts as several generations. You can purchase more credits when you need them.

You can browse the editor without an account. Signing in is required to generate edited images and download your results.

Yes. Upload your photo and describe the change as a clear instruction. Instead of “improve this product photo,” try: “Replace the cluttered background with a plain cream wall and add a soft shadow beneath the bottle.” Name the object, the change, and the result you want. Your uploaded image provides the starting point, so you don’t need to describe the entire scene again.

You can request outfit or background changes while asking AI to retain your facial features. Keep the instruction focused: “Change my shirt to a black sweater. Keep my face, expression, and hairstyle the same.” If the result changes your appearance, retry from the original photo rather than editing the altered face again. When comparing versions, look closely at your eye shape, smile, and jawline—not just whether the result looks attractive. Exact facial preservation isn’t guaranteed.

You can target a specific object through your prompt. For example, “Remove the red bag on the chair beside the window” is clearer than “remove the bag,” especially when several bags appear in the photo. Try OC Maker uses text-guided editing and currently has no selection brush to lock the surrounding area. If you need every pixel outside the edited object to remain unchanged, that requires a mask or layer-based workflow.

You can select 4K output with supported models, including Nano Banana Pro and Seedream 5.0 Lite. Choose the resolution before generating, then download the resulting file. Selecting 4K creates a larger output; it does not restore missing detail from a blurry original or guarantee that small text stays identical. For banners or images you plan to crop closely, a higher-resolution output gives you more room to work. For small online graphics, a lower-resolution option may use fewer credits.

Choose based on the kind of change you want to make. Try OC Maker is a good fit for describing a new outfit, replacing a background, combining references, or turning a photo into an illustration. For exposure correction and detailed skin retouching, look for dedicated adjustment controls. For precise object removal with the surrounding image untouched, prioritize selection brushes and layers. A prompt-based editor is most useful when you want to create a new version of a photo without manually building each change.