AI Photo Editor

Love the product photo but want to change a distracting prop? Brush over the area to remove an object, or describe what you want to replace or add.

Start for freeProduct photo showing a selected area where AI removes an object or replaces it with a new element

Get started in three steps

  1. 01

    Prepare your product photo

    Upload a photo that clearly shows the product and its surroundings. Decide what you want to change and what needs to stay before editing. Keep the original separately so you can compare the result with the product you started with.

  2. 02

    Brush over the area and describe the change

    Select the area you want to erase or replace. To add or replace an object, describe its appearance, color and material. For example, select some space beside the product and ask for a small white flower.

  3. 03

    Check how the edit fits the scene

    Look at the edges and shadows around the edited area. Compare the product label and shape with the original too. If the result is not what you intended, adjust the selected area or make your description more specific.

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Clean up store listing images

Remove distracting props around your product so shoppers can focus on what you sell. Check the image at a small size as well: the product should still be easy to identify in a listing.

Refresh product detail images

Try a different prop while working from an existing photo. Match the setting to the product story, and check that added elements will not be mistaken for items included with the purchase.

Style a scene for social posts

Add a seasonal element beside the product or replace an object that does not suit the post. Choose props around the theme and product colors so the scene does not become cluttered.

Tips for a better result

Keep the selection focused

Selecting the whole product for a small edit can introduce changes you did not intend. Choose the object and its surroundings carefully, and check that labels and logos you want to keep are outside the selected area.

Describe material and placement

Try ‘a small matte ceramic vase to the right of the product’ instead of ‘make it nicer.’ Thinking about size, color and material helps you describe a result that belongs in the scene.

Check lighting and product accuracy

Look at the direction of light and the shadow where the new object meets the surface. Even an appealing scene needs another pass if it makes the product's color or shape look different from the real item.

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI Photo Editor?

It is a tool for selecting part of a photo and removing or replacing objects in that area. Choose where to work and describe the change you want, so you can refine an existing product scene.

How do I edit a specific part of the photo?

Brush over the part you want to change, then remove it or describe a replacement. Inspect the surrounding edges and the product as well as the selected area to see whether the result fits the scene.

Can I add an object that was not in the photo?

Select the location and describe the element you want to create. Consider the available space and the product's size. The shape or position may differ from your intent, so review the result and refine your request.

Which tool should I use to replace the whole background?

Start with the photo editor for a local prop change. For a new setting, explore Text to Background or Image to Background. Choose the tool based on how much of the scene you want to change.

Can I request an edit in words?

You can share a photo and describe the change to the AI photo chatbot in the app. Explain what should stay and what should change. Compare the result with the original product before using it.

How much does it cost?

You can start for free. The amount you can use varies by plan, so check the pricing page for current options before deciding how to use Photio for your work.

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Give your product photo its next look

Open Photio with a photo and an idea. Review the result against your product, then refine the background, details or composition for the place you plan to use it.

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