Edit With Words

Every render in the Studio is one sentence away from a better version, and Edit With Words is the sentence. Upload an image or send any result from your rail to it, then type the change: 'make the sky a sunset and add a coffee cup', 'turn the hoodie lemon yellow', 'move the title to the right'. The tool applies the instruction and keeps the rest of the frame as it was, at the image's own aspect ratio. It is the first button in the Next row under every result, because it is the tool you reach for most.

Plain language works better than jargon. Say what you want to see, not how to achieve it: 'a red arrow pointing at the laptop' beats 'add an indicator element'. One change per run is more reliable than five; stack runs instead, since each result can be edited again. Mention the thing you want kept when it matters — 'keep my face exactly as it is' — and the tool treats it as a boundary. Text changes are possible but Text Replacer is more precise for swapping specific words.

Think of it as the glue between the dedicated tools. A thumbnail from YouTube Thumbnail Maker comes back with the wrong background color: one sentence fixes it. A banner needs the tagline moved: one sentence. A brand photo needs a warmer grade: one sentence. Each run from one image is 4 credits at Standard, so a series of tweaks stays cheap, and the version you upload can be re-run at Pro for cleaner detail. Send the final to Upscale or Reframe from the same row.