What is the difference between erase and inpaint?

Erase removes what you paint and rebuilds the background, with no prompt. Inpaint replaces the painted area with what you describe.

Can I edit an image with AI without drawing a mask?

Yes, with an editing model from the catalogue: supply the image and a sentence — "replace the background with a beach at sunset" — and the model applies the change.

Does AI photo editing leave the rest of the photo untouched?

Erase and Inpaint target the painted area; depending on the engine, the rest may be slightly retouched. A prompt-only edit, with no mask, reinterprets the whole image. Either way, compare with the original before delivering.

How much does an AI photo edit cost?

Each edit uses credits depending on the engine, and the cost is shown before you run it. Details are on the Pricing page.

Tool · Photo editing

Edit a photo by describing what you want

Removing a passer-by, changing a sky, swapping an object: classic retouching takes layers and time. Here you paint the area, describe the result, and the model does the rest — or you describe the change without painting anything at all.

Three ways to edit

Erase

Brush over what is in the way — an object, a reflection, someone in the background. The engine (Bria Eraser) removes it and rebuilds the background behind.

Replace an area

Paint an area and describe what should appear there. Three engines to choose from: FLUX Fill, GPT Image 2 and Bria GenFill. The change targets the painted area; depending on the engine, the rest of the image may be slightly retouched.

Edit the whole image with a sentence

No mask: the editing models in the catalogue — Nano Banana, GPT Image, Qwen Image, FLUX 2 Pro, Hunyuan Image — take an image and a sentence and apply the change.

Compare before you keep it

The result is added without replacing the original. In a workflow, the Compare node puts before and after side by side, or two engines on the same edit.

How to edit a photo

With a mask or without, depending on the precision you need.

1 · Open the imageFrom a generation preview, a workflow gallery or a board.
2 · Pick the moveErase (Gommer) to remove, Inpaint to replace an area. For an overall change, hand the image to an editing model instead.
3 · Paint and describeThe brush marks the area; for Inpaint, a sentence says what should appear. The cost is shown before you run it.
4 · Check and keepCompare with the original. On a board, the edit becomes a new version of the element; the original stays available.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between erase and inpaint?: Erase removes what you paint and rebuilds the background, with no prompt. Inpaint replaces the painted area with what you describe.
Can I edit an image with AI without drawing a mask?: Yes, with an editing model from the catalogue: supply the image and a sentence — "replace the background with a beach at sunset" — and the model applies the change.
Does AI photo editing leave the rest of the photo untouched?: Erase and Inpaint target the painted area; depending on the engine, the rest may be slightly retouched. A prompt-only edit, with no mask, reinterprets the whole image. Either way, compare with the original before delivering.
How much does an AI photo edit cost?: Each edit uses credits depending on the engine, and the cost is shown before you run it. Details are on the Pricing page.

Edit a photo

Open the studio, open an image in the editor, and pick erase or inpaint.

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