Visual AI Editor

Edit with Visual Instructions

Mark the area, add notes if needed, and describe what PixMira should change.

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Visual AI editing

What is a Visual AI Editor?

A Visual AI Editor lets you guide image edits with both visual marks and text instructions. Instead of relying on a prompt to describe the whole photo, you can brush, box, or annotate the exact area you want to change and tell PixMira what should happen there.

Quick guide

How to use the Visual AI Editor

Mark the target area before writing your prompt. Use brush marks, boxes, or notes to show PixMira exactly which part of the image you want to edit.

01

Upload or open an image

Start with a photo from your device, a generated result, or an existing creation opened with Edit with AI.

02

Mark the area to edit

Use brush, box, or text notes to point PixMira to the object, detail, or local area that needs editing.

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Write the instruction

Tell PixMira what to remove, replace, add, restyle, clean up, or preserve in the marked area.

Prompt examples

Visual AI Editor prompt examples

Short, specific instructions work best. Mention the marked area, the change you want, and anything important to keep unchanged.

Remove a detail

Remove the object in the marked area and reconstruct the surrounding details naturally.

Replace clothing

Replace the selected shirt with a black blazer while keeping the person and pose unchanged.

Clean a boxed area

Remove the object inside the box and fill the background naturally.

Add an accessory

Add a small gold necklace to the marked area and match the lighting.

Change background

Change the selected background area to a clean beach scene.

Restyle locally

Restyle only the marked area in a soft cinematic look.

What you can edit

What you can do with a Visual AI Editor

Use visual marks when you need PixMira to understand one specific part of an image instead of changing the whole photo.

Remove unwanted details

Mark an object, text, clutter, small defect, or distraction and ask PixMira to remove it naturally.

Replace selected areas

Select clothing, accessories, props, products, colors, or details and describe what they should become.

Add new objects

Mark where a new item should appear and describe the object, style, size, color, or material.

Restyle one part

Change only the selected area while keeping the rest of the image close to the original.

Change local backgrounds

Select part of a background and ask PixMira to clean it, replace it, or make it fit the scene better.

Use reference images

Add references when you want PixMira to match identity, style, pose, object appearance, material, color, lighting, or other visual details.

FAQ

Visual AI Editor FAQ

Answers for using brush marks, boxes, text notes, reference images, and precise local AI image editing.

What is a Visual AI Editor?
A Visual AI Editor is an AI image editing mode that uses visual marks and text instructions together. You mark the area you want to change, then describe the edit you want PixMira to make.
How is PixMira Visual AI Editor different from AI Photo Editor?
AI Photo Editor is mainly prompt-based. PixMira Visual AI Editor adds brush marks, boxes, and text notes, so the model can better understand the exact area you want to edit.
Do I need to mark the image before generating?
Yes, this editor works best when you mark the target area first. Brush marks, boxes, and text notes help PixMira understand where the local edit should happen.
What should I write in the Instruction box?
Write a short and direct instruction. Say what to remove, replace, add, restyle, clean up, or preserve in the marked area.
Can the Visual AI Editor edit only selected areas?
Yes. The Visual AI Editor is designed for local edits. It uses your marks and prompt to focus on the selected part of the image while keeping unrelated areas as consistent as possible.
Will the brush marks or boxes appear in the final image?
No. PixMira treats brush marks, boxes, arrows, and text notes as editing instructions, not as content to keep in the final image.
Can I use reference images?
Yes. Reference images can guide style, identity, pose, object appearance, material, color, lighting, or other visual details when they are relevant to your edit.
What kinds of edits work best?
Local edits work best, such as removing an object, replacing a detail, adding a small item, changing clothing, cleaning up a marked area, or restyling one part of an image.
What if the result is not accurate?
Try marking the target area more clearly and writing a shorter instruction. Be specific about what to remove, replace, add, or preserve.