Upload a photo first — this tool edits an image you already have.
Your image will appear here
Describe what you want to see, then press Generate.
Public images appear in Explore.Private images need the Max plan.
1 credit
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How a tool works
- 1Open the tool and read the prompt it starts with.
- 2Replace the part in brackets with your own subject, or upload your photo.
- 3Generate. One image costs one credit, whichever tool you came from.
Questions
- Do the tools cost more than the generator?
- No. Every tool runs on the same model and the same price: one image is one credit, whichever page you started from.
- Can I change the prompt a tool gives me?
- Yes, and you usually should. The prompt is a starting sentence with the lighting, framing and background already named; the part in brackets is yours to replace, and the rest is yours to edit.
- Which tools need me to upload a photo?
- The editing ones — backgrounds, extending, uncropping, headshots, anime and cartoon conversions. Each tool page says so above the prompt box.
Other tools
AI Home Exterior Generator
Try a new facade before you commit.
AI Home Exterior Generator is one of thirty presets that all open the same image model on SamImageGenerator. What changes between them is the starting point, not the engine. Here the prompt box opens with a finished sentence — “Redesign the exterior of this house in [describe the style], keeping the shape of the building and the position of the windows” — and that sentence already names the lighting, the framing and the background a usable result needs. The difference matters more than it sounds: most first attempts fail not because the model is weak but because the description left out the things the model was waiting to be told.
This is an editing tool, so it starts from a picture you already have. Drop your photo into the box above, replace the part in square brackets with what you want changed, and generate. Your original file is never altered — what comes back is a new image saved to your own gallery, and you can send that result straight back in for another pass if the first one is close but not right.
The preset also settles two decisions you would otherwise have to make yourself. The style is set to Realistic, which is how the model is told what surface, finish and rendering technique to aim for. The aspect ratio is 16:9 — a wide frame, the shape of thumbnails, banners and anything that sits above a page — and it is sent to the model rather than cropped afterwards, so the composition is built for that frame instead of losing half of itself to a crop. Both sit in the panel above the prompt box and both are yours to change; the preset is a starting point, not a lock.
Every image costs one credit, whichever tool you started from, and the price is written on the button before you press it. Generation takes twenty to sixty seconds. What comes back is a WebP file you can download at full resolution, share, edit again or publish — and it is already saved to your gallery, where a single tap reuses the same prompt and the same settings for the next attempt. Paid plans can ask for two or four variations of the same prompt in one go, which is usually the fastest way to find the version you wanted.
All thirty tools run on the same model, the same credits and the same account, so nothing you learn on this page is wasted on the next one. On the free plan new images are published to Explore — that is the trade that pays for them, and it also brings visitors to your profile. On a paid plan new images stay private by default and you decide what gets published. Either way you can take an image down or delete it at any moment, and deleting removes the file from our storage as well as from the page.