Skip to main content
Modify changes an image based on what you type, the way you’d brief another designer.
A running shoe line sketch connected to a Modify block, with part of the rendered shoe in taupe suede and off-white mesh to the right. The block's prompt reads: Render this sketch as a running shoe in taupe suede and off-white mesh with a cream midsole and a dark rubber outsole. Studio lighting, white background. Keep the form unchanged. Callouts mark 1 the connected image thumbnail, 2 the prompt, 3 the Improve prompt and microphone buttons, 4 the generate arrow and 5 the Aspect Ratio, Mode and Resolution settings.

Connected image (1), prompt (2), Improve prompt and voice (3), generate (4), output settings (5).

​
Use Modify on the Workbench

1

Add a Modify block

Select up to 4 images and press Q to add a connected block 1.
2

Write what should change

Type the edit 2, or get help from Improve prompt and voice 3.
3

Set the output

Choose Aspect Ratio, Mode and Resolution 5.
4

Generate

Click the arrow 4 or press Enter.
5

Keep going

Select the result and press Q to change it again.
From Insert (+) or an image’s + handle, click Describe your changes first.

​
Use Modify in Studio

Double-click an image, type in the Modify tab and click the arrow. Select an area first to change only that part.

​
Options

​
Examples

Prompt: “Change the chair to red plastic.” Prompt: “Make this daytime and golden hour and remove the lamp and candle.” Connect several images and refer to each by number:
A blue shirt, the Modify block with the collar and sleeve prompt, and the result: the shirt with a draped bow collar and blouson sleeves.

One image: a draped bow collar and blouson sleeves.

A shirt and a print connected to one Modify block, and the result: the shirt in a semi-sheer printed fabric.

Two images: the shirt in @1 in sheer organza with the print from @2.

A blouse, a pair of jeans and a model connected to one Modify block, and the result: the model wearing the blouse and jeans.

Three images: the model in @3 wearing the blouse in @1 and jeans in @2.

​
Tips

  • Start with a verb and name what stays: “Change the midsole to gum rubber. Keep the upper the same.”
  • Describe what you’d see: “Replace the plastic housing with anodized aluminum,” not “make it more premium.”
  • Put the image you want shaped like the output last, because Original follows it. More in Write prompts that work.

​
Good to know

  • Limits: 4 connected images, 5 Library mentions and 5,000 characters per prompt.
  • Credits: Standard 4, 24 or 32 at 1K, 2K or 4K. Pro 30, 30 or 60.
  • Show image details on a result shows its prompt, mode and resolution.

Write prompts that work

Structure and examples.

Turn a sketch into a render

Sketch to final render.

Modes and resolution

Standard, Pro, 2K and 4K.

Edit part of an image

Change one area only.