What is Magic Edit?
Magic Edit lets you modify specific parts of an image while keeping the rest intact. Simply paint over the area you want to change, describe what you want, and let AI do the work.
How Magic Edit Works
Select an image from your gallery
Click Magic Edit in the editing toolbar
Paint the area you want to change using the brush tool
Describe the change in the prompt field
Click Generate to apply the edit
Brush Settings
Brush Size: Adjust the brush diameter for precision
Small brush: Fine details and edges
Large brush: Bigger areas and backgrounds
Tip: Hold Shift while painting to create straight lines between points.
Writing Effective Edit Prompts
Be specific about what should appear in the painted area:
Good prompts:
> "a red sports car" (to replace a vehicle)
> "clear blue sky with fluffy clouds" (to change sky)
> "wooden bookshelf filled with books" (to add furniture)
Less effective:
> "something nice" (too vague)
> "change it" (no direction)
Using Custom Models in Magic Edit
You can include your trained AI models in the edit prompt. Click the plus icon to see a dropdown with model categories. Select a model to add it to your prompt.
Style transfer example: Write a prompt like "transform this image into the" and then add your style model — great for applying your brand style to existing images.
This works with all model types (person, object, style, scene).
Best Use Cases
Object replacement: Swap one item for another
Background changes: Modify scenery behind subjects
Adding elements: Insert new objects into scenes
Removing distractions: Paint over and replace with background
Style changes: Alter clothing, colors, or materials
Style transfer: Apply your custom style models to existing images
Credit Cost
Magic Edit costs 5 credits per edit at base resolution.
Resolution multipliers apply:
1K resolution: 5 credits (1x)
2K resolution: 10 credits (2x)
4K resolution: 20 credits (4x)
Tips for Better Results
Paint slightly beyond edges: Include a small margin around the area to change
Match the style: Describe elements that fit the image's existing style
Use reference details: Mention lighting, perspective, or mood
Iterate: If the first result isn't perfect, try adjusting your mask or prompt