AI Image Editor

Edit finished frames at BioLinkMagic — one change per pass at 21 credits, everything else in the frame left exactly where it was.

Edit your own creations and media you hold rights and consent for.

Per-job credit pricing is shown before you confirm. An edit produces a new piece; your original stays untouched in your account.

Editing is a small, honest trade

The editor takes a finished frame and one instruction: move a hem, change the backdrop, warm the teal stage light. It re-draws only what the instruction names and holds the rest of the frame — her face, her pose, the closed biography beside its silk top hat on the desk — exactly where it was. That restraint is the whole tool. Editors that re-imagine the whole picture give you a new picture; this one gives you your picture, corrected.

An edit costs 21 credits, shown before the job runs. Work in passes, one change per pass, and keep the top-hat card open beside you: an edit that drifts her face is not an edit, it is a replacement, and it should be rejected on sight. Chain small passes — outfit, then backdrop, then light — rather than asking for all three at once; each pass is judged before the next is bought.

The working routine

1

Name one change

One instruction per pass. ‘Warm the light’ edits; ‘make it better’ re-imagines.

2

Judge against the card

Face first, then the change you bought. If the face moved, the pass failed.

3

Save versions, not regrets

Keep the pre-edit frame. A chain of small passes can always step back one.

Where it is used

Wardrobe

Outfit adjustments

A hem raised, a strap changed, a colour swapped — the frame stays hers.

Setting

Backdrop corrections

Move the same sitting from one wall to another without reshooting the series.

Light

Hour and mood passes

The same frame at a warmer hour, judged against the original side by side.

One change per pass

PassInstructionHeld still
FirstThe outfit detailFace, pose, room, light
SecondThe backdropEverything the first pass settled
ThirdThe lightEverything else — light is always last

Where edits go astray

SymptomCauseCorrection
Her face subtly changesThe instruction was open-endedName a concrete change; reject any pass that moves the face
The whole frame re-rendersToo many changes in one passSplit the list; one pass per change
Colours drift across a chainEach pass re-judged looselyKeep the original open and compare every pass to it

Questions

How much does an edit cost?

21 credits per pass, shown before the job runs. A failed job refunds automatically.

Can I edit a photo I uploaded?

Yes, if it is yours or you hold documented consent from the adult in it — the same basis as every tool here.

Will editing change who she is?

It should not. The editor is briefed to hold identity still; if a pass moves her face, treat it as failed and re-run with a narrower instruction.

Can I chain edits?

Yes — small passes in order. Keep each intermediate frame so the chain can step back.

Is the daily check-in enough?

The check-in’s 6 credits cover a standard frame, not a 21-credit edit — most members draft free daily and edit with a pack when a frame earns it.

One account, every tool in the chain

Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.

Open the generator

One account, every tool in the chain

Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.

Open the generator