Use CraftVis AI Image Editor to generate and edit images online. Create product photos, ads, and social posts by uploading an image and describing your changes.
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I built CraftVis to make AI image editing simple: upload an image, describe the change, and get the result you need.
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A small suggestion from someone who edits a lot of product photos: add a "keep this part" masking tool so I can describe changes for one area without the AI touching the rest of the image. Right now I have to regenerate the whole thing and hope the good parts don't shift, which is risky for ads where consistency matters. A brush mask plus a targeted prompt would make this way more useful for ecom work.
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Would love to see a batch editing option so I can apply the same style change across multiple product photos at once instead of doing them one by one. Would save so much time for ad campaigns honestly.
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The inpainting feels surprisingly natural, I swapped out a cluttered background behind a product shot and the lighting matched up without that weird halo effect I usually get. Honestly the simplest part, just typing what I wanted changed, was what won me over.
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Have you considered adding a version history panel so users can step back through each edit and compare them side by side? That would make it way easier to refine results without losing earlier versions I actually liked.
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A batch mode where I can apply the same edit description to a whole folder of product shots would save me a ton of time, especially for seasonal campaigns where lighting and background need to match across dozens of images.
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love how simple it is to just upload an image and describe what you want instead of fiddling with layers and tools. feels like the team really thought about the workflow for people who arent designers.
A small suggestion from someone who edits a lot of product photos: add a "keep this part" masking tool so I can describe changes for one area without the AI touching the rest of the image. Right now I have to regenerate the whole thing and hope the good parts don't shift, which is risky for ads where consistency matters. A brush mask plus a targeted prompt would make this way more useful for ecom work.
Would love to see a batch editing option so I can apply the same style change across multiple product photos at once instead of doing them one by one. Would save so much time for ad campaigns honestly.
The inpainting feels surprisingly natural, I swapped out a cluttered background behind a product shot and the lighting matched up without that weird halo effect I usually get. Honestly the simplest part, just typing what I wanted changed, was what won me over.
Have you considered adding a version history panel so users can step back through each edit and compare them side by side? That would make it way easier to refine results without losing earlier versions I actually liked.
A batch mode where I can apply the same edit description to a whole folder of product shots would save me a ton of time, especially for seasonal campaigns where lighting and background need to match across dozens of images.
love how simple it is to just upload an image and describe what you want instead of fiddling with layers and tools. feels like the team really thought about the workflow for people who arent designers.