What's new in WebToMind: an AI image editor, dark mode, and a smoother creation flow 🎨

Hi Product Hunt

Another update round for WebToMind — this one is about editing what you generate and making the creation flow feel more direct.

The big new piece is an AI Image Editor. Instead of starting from a blank prompt, you edit an actual image: jump in from any result in your creation session or gallery with one click, upload a photo, or pick an asset from your library.

What you can do inside the editor:

- Describe the change in plain text — relight the scene, recolor it, change the camera angle, or expand the canvas edges

- Box a region, annotate several areas with separate instructions, or paint the part you want changed

- Blend in extra reference images and reference them as "Image 2", "Image 3"... right inside your prompt

- Every generation becomes a new version, so you can jump back to any earlier version and keep editing from there

- Quick presets for lighting, color palettes, camera angles, image adjustments, and crop & expand — plus "Send to Enhance" and "Turn into Video" to hand the image to the next tool

Around it, we tightened the creation flow:

- Enter now sends, Shift+Enter makes a new line — in both Image and Video creation

- The input clears after you send, and the page follows the new result automatically

- Region marks line up with your drag, empty prompts are blocked before they can cost you credits, and the credit estimate matches what you actually pay when you add extra references

And the editor now follows your system theme: a proper dark mode for the canvas, panels and dialogs, with reduced-motion and high-contrast support.

Try it: open any image you generated, hit the wand button, and start editing. Feedback on which editing tools matter most to you is very welcome. 🚀

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