Edit a Photo by Describing the Change
Most photo fixes are one sentence long: warmer light, a different shirt, a cleaner table. Upload the picture, type that sentence, and the editor below changes only what you named.
How to get a clean result
- Choose a photo where the thing you want to change is clearly visible.
- Write the change, then write what must stay: "keep the face and background as they are" does more work than any adjective.
- Run it. If one detail drifts, run again with that detail named in the "keep" part.
Prompts that work
Change the jacket to a dark green wool coat. Keep the face, pose and background exactly as they are.
Make it golden hour: warm low sun from the left, long soft shadows. Keep everything else unchanged.
Replace the coffee cup with a glass of iced tea. Same hand position, same table.
When you need more than one free edit
The editor here runs open models for free. When one photo is not enough, Nano Banana 2 on SayMaker takes up to 9 reference photos per run, so you can say "the bag from photo 1, the light from photo 3" and get one merged picture at 1K to 4K.