Edit images

These models help you modify and manipulate images in different ways:

Inpainting lets you edit specific parts of an image. Paint over what you want to change and describe the replacement - great for removing objects or changing details.

Outpainting extends images beyond their original borders. Make images wider, taller, or fill in missing areas.

Guided editing uses extra information like depth maps or edge detection to control your changes. This helps preserve structure while making edits.

Image variations create new versions that keep the essence of your original while changing specific aspects.

Note: For face restoration and photo colorization, see our Upscale Images collection.

What you can do

Remove or replace objects in your images. Paint over what you want to change and describe the replacement.

Add text that looks natural. Generate images with text that matches specific fonts and styles.

Change specific parts of an image while keeping its structure. Use depth maps or edge detection to control what changes.

Create variations of your images. Keep what works while exploring new possibilities.

Models we recommend

For precise edits

FLUX.1 Fill gives you professional-quality inpainting with:

• Clean, consistent results
• Good handling of complex scenes
• Good typography

FLUX.1 Redux helps you create variations while keeping key elements.

Learn more about FLUX Tools →

For text and typography

Ideogram v2 excels at: - Adding text that looks natural - Matching specific fonts and styles - High-quality general inpainting

Need faster results? Try Ideogram v2 Turbo. Or learn more about running Ideogram models with an API.

For structural control

These models help you make targeted changes while preserving image structure:

• FLUX.1 Depth Pro - Edit while keeping 3D relationships
• FLUX.1 Canny Pro - Preserve specific shapes and lines
• T2I Adapter SDXL - Control edits with depth maps

Try it out

Test different editing approaches in the playground. Compare models side by side to find what works best for your project.

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Want to learn more about inpainting? Check out our guide →

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