Guide

Edit Existing Image

Instead of creating a new one, you can also use an image already placed on a slide. Double-click that image and choose AI Edit Generate, or click the Edit button in the Properties Window.

Because the image currently visible on screen is used as a reference, the resulting image changes only as much as the description you entered, rather than being regenerated from scratch. Just write down only the parts you want to change, like "make the background night" or "change to winter scenery with the same composition".

You can also choose a style from above the Editing Window. Original Style keeps the current image's style as is, and if you choose one of photo, digital art, vector, flat, newspaper illustration, or silhouette, it will be redrawn in that style. If you need a style not in the list, select Custom at the very end and enter your desired style directly.

< Style Picker in the Image Editing Window >

You can leave the edit prompt blank. If you generate by only changing the style without writing anything, the composition and figures remain the same and only the style changes to create the image. This is good to use when you found a photo you like but the video tone and style don't match. However, for styles where people are prerequisite like flat or silhouette, people may appear that weren't in the original, so if you need to keep the composition exactly the same, please check the result once.

< Four cuts from the same photo. From left to right: original photo, digital art, vector, newspaper illustration >

This can be used not only for AI-generated images but also for uploaded photos or stock images. It is especially useful when you like the composition of a stock photo but only the color or atmosphere is slightly off.

The result is added as a new item without overwriting the original, and AI credits are used for generation. If you want to pick a new one from the slide's image without any original reference, choose Generate with AI instead of AI Edit Generate.

When you add a regenerated image to the library, the chosen style is saved together. When you open that image again later, the style appears in selected state, so you don't have to remember what you chose when continuing to make with the same style.

If you press Generate Edit again without applying, the previously created result becomes the new reference. If you want to start over from the original, please close the window and reopen it.

When modifying photos containing people or trademarks, please refer to the AI Image Copyright guide for important considerations.