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Creavax Image Editor: combine manual tools with prompt and region edits
The Image Editor combines direct canvas controls with prompt-based editing and targeted AI Region Edit so you can finish an image without rebuilding it from scratch.
MANUAL · PROMPT · REGION · LAYERS
Use manual control for precision and AI only where it saves time
Open the source image, choose the smallest useful edit and keep the original available while you refine the result.
ManualCrop + adjust
AIPrompt + region
ControlLayers + history
Quick start
Use the workspace in the right order
Follow this order for a clean first pass. You can return to the deeper sections when a permission, billing choice or destructive action needs more context.
Choose manual or AI editing
Use normal canvas tools for precise adjustments and prompt editing when describing the desired change is faster.
Select a region when needed
Use Marquee or Lasso to define the area that should receive a targeted AI edit.
Review layers and export
Compare the result with the source, undo when needed and export only after the final image is ready.
Core capabilities
What you can do in this workspace
Use these capabilities to understand what belongs here, what connects to another workspace and which actions change public, billing or account state.
Manual canvas tools
Crop, resize, move, draw, erase and adjust the image directly in the browser.
Prompt-based edits
Describe a visual change in natural language and bring the resulting edit back into the workspace.
AI Region Edit
Create a selection mask so the requested AI change is targeted to a specific area.
Layers and history
Keep source and edited versions organized so you can compare, undo and export with more control.
Detailed workflow
Make each important action with context
These sections explain the decisions that matter most before you organize assets, spend credits, publish content, collaborate or change account access.
01
Use the smallest tool that solves the problem
Manual tools are better for exact geometry, crop, cleanup and simple adjustments. AI is more useful when the requested visual change would take much longer to build by hand.
Choosing the smallest useful edit reduces unintended changes and makes comparison easier.
- Crop and resize before complex AI changes when composition is already known.
- Use prompt editing for broad visual changes.
- Use Region Edit when only one object or area should change.
02
Protect the source while refining
Keep the original image or source layer available before applying several rounds of editing. This gives you a clean comparison point and a safe way back.
Review the selected region and prompt before sending an AI edit, then inspect the whole image rather than only the changed area.
- Use history before repeating an edit.
- Keep important variations on separate layers where supported.
- Export only the final version you intend to deliver.
Best practices
Work faster without losing control
- Use manual tools for precision and AI for time-consuming visual changes.
- Keep selections tight when using Region Edit.
- Compare against the original before exporting.
Frequently asked
Questions about Image Editor
Quick answers to the questions that most often come up before using this workspace.
When should I use Region Edit instead of a normal prompt edit?
Use Region Edit when the change should be limited to one object or area. Use a normal prompt edit when the requested change affects the broader image.
Do I have to use AI in the editor?
No. Manual editing tools remain available when you want direct control without requesting an AI edit.
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