Two Ways to Upload Images
Samsa lets you upload your own images and work with them in two different ways, depending on what you want to do.
Upload via the Prompt Editor (Edit Tab)
Use this when you want to combine multiple images or use them as references for a new generation.
How it works
On the homepage, open the prompt editor
Switch to the Edit tab
Click the upload icon
Select up to 14 images from your device
Your uploaded images will appear in the prompt field. You can then describe how the images should be used — for example: "Take the person from image 1 and apply the style from image 2." You can add any other instructions in the prompt as well.
Below the prompt field, you'll also find quick action suggestions like removing a background, applying a style, or removing an object. You can also select different edit models here.
Upload via the Sidebar
Use this when you want to work with a single image using all of Samsa's editing tools.
How it works
Click Upload in the left sidebar menu
Drag and drop your image into the upload area
The image automatically opens in the image viewer
What you can do from here
Once your image is open in the viewer, you have access to all tools:
Magic Edit — modify or transform parts of the image
Variations — generate alternative versions
Resize — change the dimensions or aspect ratio
Upscale — increase the resolution
Remove Background — isolate the subject from the background
Generate Video — turn your image into a video
Save as AI Model — use the image to train a new AI model
What's the Difference?
Edit Tab | Sidebar Upload | |
|---|---|---|
Number of images | Up to 14 at once | 1 at a time |
Best for | Combining images with text instructions | Editing a single image with all tools |
Available tools | Prompt-based generation and editing | Magic Edit, Variations, Resize, Upscale, Remove Background, Video, Save as Model |
In short: Use the Edit tab when you want to upload multiple images and describe what should happen with them. Use the sidebar upload when you want to edit or enhance a single image with all available tools.