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Image editing
AI image editors for photographers, marketers and designers: upscaling and noise reduction, object removal, beauty filters, and open-source tools that edit images on your own machine.
Most tools here take a photo you already have and change it, rather than inventing a new one. That covers a wide range: enlarging a small image without it falling apart, clearing a stray person out of the background, smoothing skin and applying filters, or regenerating part of a picture from a text instruction. The useful question is how far each tool is allowed to drift from the original.
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Restoring detail versus inventing it
Upscalers such as Upscale.media, which enlarges images up to four times, and AVCLabs, which pushes resolution as high as 8K, rebuild detail that was never captured. That is fine for a social post and risky for a product shot or anything presented as a record of what happened. Compare results at full size on faces, fabric and fine lettering, where invented detail shows first; text in non-Latin scripts such as Arabic tends to come out warped. Cleanup.pictures works the other way round: you mark what should go and it fills the gap.
Where your files end up
Most editors process images on their own servers. If you handle client photos or unreleased products, InvokeAI is an open-source option that edits and manages images locally, at the cost of more setup.
For one-click jobs like background removal, see Photoshop; for wider design tooling, the AI tools for designers page.
