Precision Editing

For precise control of Editing in AI Image or AI Editor, you can use the Requests and Prompts tools on the left panel. Use them alone or combine them for highly detailed edits.

Specify the Details to Edit

The Request Menu

Available Options

When you expand the Request (Optional) section and click Select Action, you unlock seven targeted editing tools. Here is how to use each one to get exactly what you need:

1. Replace

Replace with Reference Image

Swap out an existing object for something else.

• How it works: Fill out the What to Replace box (e.g., Wall material) and the Replace With box (e.g., Dark tone wooden).

• Using a Reference Image: You can upload your own object image instead of typing text.

  Pro-Tip: The reference image will override your "Replace With" text. For the absolute best results, upload an image of the object with a clear white or transparent background.

Isolated Image Example

2. Add

Add Using Image Reference

Introduce completely new objects like furnitures or decor elements into the room.

• How it works: Specify What to Add (e.g., Spot light), its Position (e.g., Center of the living room), and its Direction (e.g., Facing the entrance).

  Note: When defining direction, reference objects already in the room (like "facing the table"). Avoid geometric rotations like "90 degrees to the left," as the AI works best with physical spatial markers.

• Using a Reference Image: Just like the Replace feature, uploading a reference image with a white or transparent background works best and will override the text description.

3. Remove

Specify What to Remove

Magically clear out unwanted items from your scene.

• How it works: Simply type a clear description of what you want gone into the What to Remove box (e.g., carpet).

4. Recolor

Describe the Color or Choose from Munsell Colors

Change the color of any surface or piece of furniture while maintaining its shape and texture.

• How it works: Enter What to Recolor (e.g., walls) and choose your New Color.

• Munsell colors: The ArchiX color picker utilizes professional Munsell values (e.g., 5Y 8/2), making it effortless to match real-world architectural and interior design paint specifications.

5. Retexture

Change Carpet Texture Example

Swap materials on floors, walls, countertops, or furniture without altering the underlying structures.

• How it works: Identify What to Retexture (e.g., Carpet) and state the New Material you want to apply (e.g., Wool).

6. Keep

Change the Rest, Keep Described Objects

Protect vital areas of your image from being altered during a generation

• How it works: Type specific architectural elements into the Do not Change box (e.g., Sofa, table and carpet) to lock them down, ensuring the AI leaves them completely untouched while it updates the rest of the room, for this you'll need to describe what to change on the Prompt box (e.g., Change surrounding area style)

7. Apply Color Palette

Select or Define Your Own Color Pallet

Instantly overhaul the color scheme of the entire space.

• How it works: Choose from our curated design palettes (like Warm Natural House, Modern Light Minimal, or Soft Earth Contemporary) or create a custom one from scratch.

• Multi-Target Editing: Click the + button to add multiple architectural targets at once, allowing you to quickly assign your colors across the ceiling, floor, walls, and more simultaneously.

The Prompt Box

Prompt Box

The text Prompt box can be used by itself for open-ended creative designs, or alongside the structured features above.

• Be Specific: Instead of writing abstract terms like "door," give the AI detailed context like "an oak sliding door next to the staircase."

• Refine Prompt: Stuck on what to write? Click the Refine Prompt button. It instantly upscales a few simple keywords into a rich, detailed descriptive prompt. You can then review, tweak, or add your own edits to bring the final image closer to your vision.