RegeneratePhoto into a watercolor travel print
Tell us what to change in your photo
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Tell us what to change in your photo
Use an existing image as the starting point. Ask for a different background, a changed object, a new expression or an illustrated treatment, while describing what should stay.
What to prepare
What to prepare
Upload at least one clear source image and write the edit. Additional references can help explain a desired object or style when the model supports them.
What you get
You get an edited image, not a layered design file. Check faces, lettering and areas you wanted unchanged before downloading.
How to use this scene
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Upload the original
Use the clearest available version so the subject and the area to edit are easy to identify.
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Specify the change
Describe one edit and name what must remain: for example, change the wall color but keep the furniture and framing.
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Inspect the result
Compare it with your source. If an unwanted area changed, make the next instruction narrower and reuse the source image.
Examples from this scene
Every card below is a real job run here. Tap one and the source photos and prompt load — run it yourself.
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RegenerateTwo cats moved onto the sofa
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RegenerateHandwritten text on the table
RegeneratePhoto turned into watercolor
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Photo into a watercolor travel print
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Two cats moved onto the sofa
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Five refs, one fully geared hero
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New expression, all else intact
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Handwritten text on the table
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Photo turned into watercolor
An input example to start from
Replace a portrait background
Replace the busy background with a plain warm-gray studio backdrop. Keep the person, clothing and camera framing.
Upload a portrait first. This instruction illustrates a background edit; preservation of every detail is not guaranteed.
Try this exampleQuestions about this scene
Not necessarily. Generative editing can also alter nearby details. State what to preserve and compare the output with the original.
You can describe the replacement text, but spelling, layout and legibility can vary. Proofread every word before using the result.
You can request several changes, but they are harder to assess together. Start with the most important edit and refine in separate passes if needed.