Imgica AI
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Imgica AI
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The image editing studio
Eleven tools share one canvas. Type the change as a plain instruction, or paint a mask over the exact area first. Seven engines render it, and every edit keeps a version you can step back to.

After · GPT Image 2 EditBeforeWe asked GPT Image 2 Edit to remove the scooter. Everything left of the seam is its render, untouched.
01 · The workbench
Erase, relight, restyle, reframe, expand, upscale and cut, all reading from the same canvas. Whatever one tool renders, the next one picks up.
The old way is an eraser in one app, a relight in another, and an export between every step. Here the whole bench works on one canvas, so an erased object, a new light and an 8x upscale are three passes, not three round trips.
Three of the tools run deep enough to keep their own pages. The ledger links out to the Eraser, Draw and Expand, and each of those pages walks the tool at full length.
02 · The jobs board
Four finished tickets from the tools above, pinned with the render each engine sent back. Every card files out to the page that walks its tool at full length.
The next slot on the board is open. Pin your photo free
03 · The mask
A paint brush marks the area, an unpaint brush takes back the strays, and a fullscreen editor opens when the detail work starts.
An instruction changes what you describe. A mask changes what you touch. Paint over the sleeve, the sign, the sky, and the engine reads only that region; the rest of the photo stays out of reach. When a mask needs surgical edges, the fullscreen editor gives the brush the whole screen to work with.
Brush sizes, drawn at actual size
The mask, itemized
04 · The engines
You choose the engine per edit and can switch on the next one. The canvas and its history stay put either way.
Engine register
Every engine reads the same ticket: your photo, your instruction, your mask if you drew one. Which engine renders it is a dropdown, not a decision tree. If a render argues with you, hand the same ticket to another engine and compare.
The scooter at the top of this page went to GPT Image 2 Edit. EA Edit accepts up to nine reference images when the change has to match something you already have. The rest of the register waits behind the same selector.
05 · The history
Every edit keeps a version history, so an experiment costs nothing but the look.
Every edit files the state it replaced. Compare versions, step back to the one that was right, and continue from there. The bold move stops being a gamble when the safe state is one click behind it.
Eleven tools share one canvas: AI Edit for instruction based edits, Draw for inpainting, an Eraser, Style Transfer with 25 presets, Crop and Expand, free browser side Adjustments, Change Light with 6 presets, Camera Angle, Color Palette, Upscale from 2x to 8x, and Cut BG for background removal.
Type what should change as a plain instruction, or paint a mask over the exact area first. An engine renders the edit and the result lands back on your canvas, where the next tool can pick it up.
Signup comes with free tokens, no card required. The Adjustments tool is entirely free because it runs in your browser: brightness, contrast, saturation, hue and blur, baked into the file on download. When tokens run out, plans are one time payments, not subscriptions.
Yes, that is the mask system. A paint brush marks the area, an unpaint brush takes back the strays, sizes run from 5 to 80px, and a fullscreen precision editor opens when the detail work starts. The rest of the photo stays out of reach.
Nothing is lost. Every edit keeps a version history you can step back through, so you can compare states, return to an earlier one and continue from there.
Qwen Image 2 and 2 Pro, Seedream V5, Nano Banana 2 and 2 Fast, GPT Image 2 Edit, and EA Edit, a Kling based engine that accepts up to 9 reference images. You choose the engine per edit and can switch on the next one.
07 · Begin
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