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Edit is the third mode under Mode, alongside Image and Video. It’s for reworking an image you already have rather than building a shot from scratch — but it works by regenerating from a reference image and a text description, not by painting masks or swapping specific regions by hand.
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Switch to Edit mode

Click Edit under Mode. Like Video mode, this replaces the entire left panel — Model, Choose outfit, Model styling, and Shot settings from Image mode aren’t part of it. You need a reference image before anything else appears.
Edit mode empty state prompting you to upload or select an image to edit
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Pick a reference image

Click Select to open Select Assets, and choose an image from Recent uploads or My creations — or upload a new one directly. You can add a second reference image afterward (for example, a model shot plus a separate garment photo) using the + tile next to it.
Select Assets dialog for choosing a reference image from recent uploads or past creations
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Describe the edit and generate

With a reference image in place, the panel adds Shot settings (Set scene, Camera angle), Number of variations, aspect ratio, and an optional Describe your shot field — this is where you say what should change (e.g. “outdoor afternoon light, model looking away, editorial style”). Click Shoot to generate.
Edit mode with a reference image selected, showing Shot settings, number of variations, and a Describe your shot field
There’s no brush, mask, or region-select tool. If you want a specific change (a different background, a swapped garment), describe it in Describe your shot rather than looking for a dedicated tool icon.