Single imageRemove an unwanted person
Prompt
“Remove the passerby behind the traveler. Rebuild the plaza naturally and keep the subject, architecture, and warm light unchanged.”
AI Photo Editor
Edit your photos with a simple prompt.
Remove unwanted objects, change backgrounds, retouch portraits, or combine two reference images. Upload your photo and describe what to change and what to keep.
1 free guest edit daily with Photo Edit · No sign-up needed to try
- JPEG, PNG & WebP
- Up to 20MB each
Describe the change. Keep what matters.
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Upload Your Photo and Describe the Edit
Start with one photo, or add a second image as a reference. Tell CiciGPT what to change and which details to preserve.
Photo Edit: 1 free guest edit daily. No sign-up needed to try. File support and credit details.
Made with CiciGPT
See What the AI Photo Editor Can Change
Compare the original photo and the CiciGPT result. Each example focuses on one change so you can judge how the editor handles the details. Open either image to inspect it.
Object removal
Remove Unwanted Objects
The passerby is removed while the traveler and plaza remain recognizable. Compare the paving and background where the person used to be.
Prompt to try
Remove the passerby behind the traveler. Rebuild the plaza naturally and keep the subject, architecture, and warm light unchanged.
Background change
Change a Product Background
The bottle moves from a cluttered counter to a beige studio setting. Inspect the label, cap, glass edges, and contact shadow before using a product edit.
Prompt to try
Replace the cluttered bathroom with a warm beige studio. Preserve the bottle shape, cap, amber glass, scale, and camera angle; add one soft natural shadow.
AI photo retouch
Retouch Portrait Lighting
The portrait has a more balanced lighting and color direction. Compare facial features, hair, and skin texture with the original.
Prompt to try
Balance the window light and warm the skin tone. Preserve the person’s face, hair, clothes, expression, and natural skin texture.
More editing examples: clothing color
Color replacement
Recolor Clothing
The blazer changes from coral-orange to emerald green. Compare the face, fabric folds, and courtyard details with the reference.
Prompt to try
Change only the coral-orange blazer to emerald green. Keep the person, face, pose, fabric texture, seams, background, crop, and lighting unchanged.
Two images, one brief
Combine Two Reference Images in One Edit
Use one image for your subject and another for the scene, outfit, or visual direction. Describe the role of each reference and review the combined result.
Three clear steps
How to Edit a Photo with AI
- 01
Upload a Photo
Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 20MB. Add a second reference if your edit needs one.
- 02
Describe the Change
Explain what to change, how it should look, and which details should stay recognizable.
- 03
Generate and Review
Check the result, then download it in an available format. Refine your prompt if another version is needed.
One focused edit at a time
More Ways to Edit Your Photos
Recolor Clothing
Explore another clothing color while asking the editor to preserve the person and fabric details.
Add or Replace Objects
Describe the object, its position, and the light it should match.
Adjust Light and Color
Change brightness, a color cast, or the mood of a photo with a focused instruction.
Want a watercolor, anime, or painted reinterpretation? Explore image-to-image styles.
Give the edit a clear direction
Write a Clear Photo Editing Prompt
Start with one focused change. Add the look you want and the details that matter most.
Change [specific detail].
Make it [desired look].
Preserve [important features].
Make this photo better.
More specificBrighten the person’s face and neutralize the yellow lighting. Preserve the expression, skin texture, and background.
Use these two pictures.
More specificPlace the handbag from image 2 beside the person in image 1. Match the scale, perspective, and lighting. Preserve the person’s face, pose, and clothing.
Prompt buttons fill the workspace without replacing your uploads or starting generation.
Before you generate
File Support, Credits, and Image Handling
- Supported files
- JPEG, PNG, and WebP · up to 20MB per image.
- Reference images
- Single uses one image. Photo Edit uses up to two in Multiple mode; GPT Image 2.5 accepts multiple references. Available settings depend on your model.
- Free access and welcome credits
- Photo Edit: 1 free guest edit daily, resetting at midnight New York time (ET). New accounts receive a one-time gift of 5 welcome credits. GPT Image 2.5 requires sign-in.
- Generation costs
- Signed-in Photo Edit: 5 credits. GPT Image 2.5: 2 / 4 / 8 credits for low / medium / high quality. Check the amount on Generate image. View credit packs.
- Downloads and retrying
- Photo Edit supports JPG and PNG; GPT Image 2.5 supports PNG, JPEG, and WebP. Download and check the actual result before use. If generation fails, your current images and prompt remain available to retry.
- Image handling
- Images and prompts are sent to CiciGPT and its processing providers when you generate. Our Privacy Policy says submitted content is not used for model training. A fixed server retention period is not specified; avoid sensitive uploads. Delete generated images from History or contact support about a privacy request.
- Review and usage rights
- Inspect faces, hands, text, logos, and product details. You are responsible for rights to source images and intended uses of the output. Read the Terms of Service before publishing.
A few useful answers
AI Photo Editor FAQs
What is an AI photo editor?
An AI photo editor changes an existing photo based on written instructions. Describe an edit, such as removing an object or changing a background, and the tool creates a revised image.
How do I edit a photo with CiciGPT?
Upload your photo, describe what to change and what to preserve, then generate. Review the details before downloading the result.
Can I try it without signing up?
Yes. Photo Edit offers guests one free edit per day, resetting at midnight New York time (ET). A human-verification check may appear. GPT Image 2.5 requires sign-in.
How much does an edit cost?
Signed-in Photo Edit generations cost 5 credits. GPT Image 2.5 costs 2, 4, or 8 credits for low, medium, or high quality. New accounts receive 5 welcome credits once. Check the amount on Generate image before starting.
Can I use two images in one edit?
Yes. Photo Edit supports a main image and a second reference in Multiple mode. GPT Image 2.5 also supports multiple references. Explain what to take from each image; they guide one result rather than being edited as separate files.
Will the editor keep every detail unchanged?
Not always. Ask it to preserve the details that matter and inspect faces, text, edges, and small objects. A generated edit can change areas beyond the requested adjustment.
How is photo editing different from image-to-image generation?
Use photo editing for a specific change to an existing photo. For a new version, style, or atmosphere guided by a reference, exploreimage-to-image generation.
How are my photos handled?
When you generate, your images and prompt are sent to CiciGPT and its processing providers. Our Privacy Policy says submitted content is not used for model training. A fixed server retention period is not specified, so avoid sensitive uploads. You can delete generated images from History or contact support about a privacy request. Read thePrivacy Policy.
Start with one clear instruction
Try Your First AI Photo Edit
Upload a photo and describe one change you want to make.
Edit a PhotoPhoto Edit: 1 free guest edit daily. No sign-up needed to try.