Edit vs Generate Image
Edit Image | Generate Image |
---|---|
Requires reference image | Text prompt only |
Modifies/inspired by existing image | Creates from scratch |
Best for variations of successful ads | Best for new concepts |
When to Use
- Create variations of successful ad creatives
- Change colors, backgrounds, or elements in existing images
- Generate new images inspired by reference style
- Maintain brand consistency across campaigns
- A/B test different versions of the same creative
Inputs
Field | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Prompt | Dynamic Text Area | Yes | Detailed instructions for how to edit or what to create inspired by the reference image |
Images | File Upload | Yes | Upload 1-5 reference images to edit or use as inspiration |
Model | Model Selector | Yes | AI model for image editing (GPT-Image default) |
Number of Images | Number | Yes | How many edited variations to generate (1-10) |
Quality | Select | No | Image quality: Auto (default), Low, Medium, or High |
Size | Select | No | Image dimensions: Auto, 1024x1024, 1536x1024, or 1024x1536 |
Prompt Examples
Change elements:Reference Images
- Upload 1-5 images (JPG, PNG, WebP up to 10MB each)
- Use high-quality images for better results
- Multiple images help AI understand your style better
Settings
Number of Images: 1-10 variations Size: Auto, 1024x1024 (square), 1536x1024 (landscape), 1024x1536 (portrait)Quality: Auto (recommended), Low, Medium, High
Credit Cost
25 credits per successful image editFAQ
How is this different from Generate Image?
How is this different from Generate Image?
Edit Image requires a reference image and modifies it. Generate Image creates new images from text alone. Use Edit Image for variations of existing successful creatives.
What edits work best?
What edits work best?
- Color changes
- Background modifications
- Product/object replacements
- Text updates
- Style transfers
How do I scale successful ads?
How do I scale successful ads?
- Upload your best-performing ad
- Write what to change (product, colors, text)
- Specify what to keep (layout, style)
- Generate multiple variations
- A/B test against the original
Can I use competitor images?
Can I use competitor images?
Use your own brand images to avoid copyright issues. Analyze what makes competitor visuals effective and recreate with your own assets.