Edit a photo by describing the change in a sentence. Change a colour, remove clutter, swap a background or adjust the light, and only the thing you named changes while the rest of the frame stays put.
How the edit image by text prompt works
Upload the photo and write the change as a plain instruction, for example 'make the jacket navy blue' or 'remove the bin and brighten the subject's face'. Be specific about which element you mean. Run the tool and compare with the original in the before-and-after view. Stack further changes by running again on the result, one instruction at a time, until the picture is where you want it.
Tips for the best results
One change per run gives the most reliable results. Identify the element by position or description so there is no ambiguity. Add 'keep everything else exactly the same' when you want a tight edit. If a change is ignored, make the instruction more concrete rather than longer.