How to edit my photo shoot?

Edit with AI lets you adjust an image you have already generated by describing the change in your own words, rather than generating it again from scratch. It lives in the Image editor, alongside the other tools that act on a finished image.

Open the Image editor

1. Go to your Results and click the image you want to change.
2. In the toolbar on the right of the image, click Image editor.

A side panel opens on the left. It lists AI tools at the top — Edit with AI, Remove background and Upscale — and Manual edits below, for Resize & crop and Color adjustments. Hover a workflow to see its credit cost per image.

Make an edit

1. Click Edit with AI in the panel.
2. Describe the change you want, in the field that invites you to “Describe what you imagine…”.
3. Optionally choose which input images should guide the edit (see below).
4. Click Send.

Veeton then edits your image in the background. The edited image arrives as its own result, and its details panel keeps the source image and the prompt you used, so you can compare the two and try a different instruction if it is not quite right. You can also edit an edited image again, refining it step by step.

Each edit costs 5 credits per image.

Choose the images that guide the edit

On a photo shoot image, Veeton offers you the inputs that produced it — the model whose face was used, the main product, and any styling items. None is selected by default. Click a thumbnail to add it to the edit, and click it again to drop it.

Selecting the model helps the AI keep the same face. Selecting a product helps it keep that piece faithful to the original product photo, which is what you want when a detail has drifted.

On beautified packshots and recolored products, the same row offers the other views of the same product instead, which helps when a detail should match another angle of the item.

On an editorial shot, the row offers the model and each product you placed in the prompt, so a face or a product detail can be brought back in line with the original.

On an extracted product, the row offers the source photo the product was extracted from, which helps when a print, a color or a cut has drifted from the piece as it was worn. On a sketch render, it offers the sketch the same way, to keep the product true to the design.

What can be edited

• Photo shoot images
• Beautified packshots, both flatlay and ghost
• Recolored products
• Model swap results
• Models you generated yourself
• Editorial shots
• Upscaled images and background removals
• Product views made with Tech pack to product
• Products extracted from a worn photo
• Products rendered from a sketch

On a Tech pack to product view, an upscaled image or a background removal, the panel offers no reference images: the edit works from the prompt and the image alone.

Videos are the only results you cannot edit this way, so the option does not appear on them.

The other tools in the panel

• Remove background and Upscale each cost 1 credit per image and run in the background, like an edit
• Resize & crop and Color adjustments apply straight away in your browser and cost nothing