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AI Image Editor
A fan asked for the red dress version? Edit beloved frames into requested variants — outfit, place, mood — one change per job, originals kept.
Edit your own creations and media you hold the rights and consent for.
Pick a template — skip the prompt writing
Pick an effect, upload your photo, and the built-in recipe does the rest. Same photo, far more reliable results.
You have been writing prompts by hand. Templates skip all of that — pick a card below, upload your photo, and get the same scene in one click.
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Say yes to the variant, not the reshoot
Fan requests are wonderfully specific: the rooftop shot, but in the red dress. Her, but in a kitchen, morning light. The frame is already loved — reshooting it from scratch would lose exactly what fans responded to. The editor changes the frame instead: describe the one change in plain language and it re-renders the image with that change applied and everything else held. Pricing is per job, shown before you confirm, and the original frame — the one already earning likes — stays untouched in your account.
The custom workflow
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Start from a frame fans love
Customs work because the base frame already landed. Pick the post they keep coming back to, not a frame you are lukewarm about.
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Change one thing per job
One outfit swap, one room change, one mood shift. Single changes keep your star and the composition stable — and the price predictable.
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Keep both versions
The original stays in the feed; the variant goes to the fan who asked, or into the exclusive set. Two products, one shoot.
What fans ask the editor for
Custom
Requested outfits
“That shot in the leather jacket.” One keeper becomes a wardrobe of variants, each one someone’s specific wish.
Scene
Requested places
The same girl and pose, moved from her usual set to the cabin, the beach house, the backstage corridor.
Mood
Light and tone
Golden hour becomes neon night; soft becomes dramatic. Re-grading a frame to match the set it joins takes one brief.
Instructions that edit cleanly
Outfit custom
“Change the crimson dress to a black leather jacket over a dark slip dress, keep her face, hair, pose and the rooftop light exactly the same.”
The request is honoured and everything fans loved is contractually protected by the “keep the same” clause. Vague briefs are how stars drift.
Scene custom
“Move the scene to a cosy cabin interior with firelight, keep the subject, outfit and pose unchanged.”
One environment change per job. Asking for a new place, new outfit and new pose at once is not an edit — it is a new generation wearing an edit’s price tag.
Edit it or regenerate it?
| Situation | Better move |
|---|---|
| A fan wants this frame, one detail different | Edit — you keep everything they already love |
| The pose or composition itself missed | Regenerate with a corrected brief |
| One frame, three requested variants | Edit three times from the keeper |
How much does a fan custom cost me?
One edit job, priced per job and shown before you confirm. Compare that with regenerating and re-culling a whole set to chase one request.
Does the edit replace the original post’s frame?
No. An edit is a new version in your account. The original stays exactly as your fans know it.
Can I stack several changes in one job?
You can ask, but results get wobbly — the editor protects less when you change more. One change per job is the professional habit.
Can I edit photos fans send me?
Only under the studio’s consent rules: your own media, or an adult’s with documented consent. A fan’s photo of someone else is never editable material.
What if the variant misses the request?
Narrow the brief and name what must stay identical — face, hair, pose, light. Most drifting edits are just under-specified ones.
One account, everything your fans ask for
Drops, teasers, customs and big finishes share one credit balance and one private library — nothing reaches your fans until you publish it.
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