Edit Image apps

Arteza has 71 Edit Image apps. An app is one AI model with its settings already chosen for a single job, so there is nothing to configure: pick the one named after what you want, and run it.

Upload a photograph and change one thing about it. These 71 apps each do a single edit well: swap a background, relight a room, remove an object, restore a damaged print. Nothing to configure, and the picture you upload is the one that comes back changed.

How it works

  1. Describe what you want to create, or upload your source file.
  2. Pick your options, then press Generate.
  3. Watch your result appear in the gallery within moments.
  4. Download, share, or generate again with a new idea.

How to choose a Edit Image app

The newest model is first
This page is ordered by the date each app arrived, newest first, and anything added in the last few weeks carries a badge. The most recent model is usually the strongest one for the job, so the top of the grid is a reasonable default.
The price is on every card
Each card shows what one generation costs in credits, because the cost is the model's. Where an app offers settings that change the price, the card quotes the lowest it can be.
The engine is named, not hidden
Most of these apps are named after the model that runs them, so you can pick by engine if you already know which one you want. The rest are our own pipelines, named after the result instead.

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Edit Image apps, answered

What are Edit Image apps?
Each one is a single AI model with its settings already chosen for one job. The model, the resolution, the aspect ratio and the quality are fixed, so instead of configuring a studio you pick the app named after what you want and run it. There are 71 of them in this collection.
How much does a Edit Image app cost?
Each app shows its own price in credits on its card, because the cost is the model's. Credits come with every plan, and a free account is topped up with 10 credits a day, which covers the cheaper apps in this collection. Opening an app costs nothing; only running a generation does.
Do I need an account to use a Edit Image app?
You can open any app and look at what it makes without an account. Running a generation needs one, because the result is saved to your library so you can download it, redo it with a different prompt, or carry it into another app.
Can I use what a Edit Image app makes commercially?
On a paid plan, yes: Starter through Studio include full commercial usage rights for everything you generate, and the terms are the same for all 71 apps here. Outputs made on the free tier are for personal use. The licences page states the full terms.