Can I change an image after it is generated?

Yes. Open any generated image in the editor and it comes apart into layers, so you can change one thing and leave the rest alone. You do not have to generate the image again to fix one detail.

What you can change

• Edit the text: retype a headline or a label. The image itself stays as it is.
• Move and scale: drag the product and each text layer into place.
• Repaint one part: brush over an area and describe the change. The rest stays.
• Erase: brush over a sticker, logo or stray object, and the background fills in.
• Change the size: switch to another shape, and AI extends the background to fit.
• Separate the layers: text, product and background come apart, each editable on its own.
• Remove the background: lift the product out onto transparent.
• Export a layered PSD: keep working in another design tool, with text, product and background on separate layers.

What costs credits?

Moving things and retyping text are ordinary edits. AI actions such as repainting or separating layers use credits, and the credits page lists what each one costs.

Common questions

Will editing one image change the others?

No. Each image is separate, and editing or regenerating one never touches the rest of the set.

What if I would rather start that image again?

Regenerate it. If a new attempt fails, you keep the version you already had, and the failed attempt costs no credits.

Can I change the plan for an image instead?

Yes. Edit the plan for that image and generate it again. Only that image changes.