Editing Renders

After generating a render you can edit it directly without starting from scratch. The edit panel has three modes: Edit, Extend, and Paint.

Edit

Apply targeted changes to an existing render using AI.

Facade colours — Quick colour swatches let you change the building colour in one click: White, Cream, Light grey, Anthracite, Black, Terracotta, Sand, Sage. Click a swatch to add the colour instruction.

Custom instruction — Type any change you want to make: "Add a wooden deck on the ground floor", "Replace the flat roof with a green roof", "Remove the scaffolding". Combine colour swatches with a custom instruction freely.

Model — Choose which model handles the edit. GPT Image 2.5 is the default and handles most edits; Kontext Pro is a fast, low-cost option for small changes.

Tip

Keep edit instructions focused — one change at a time gives more accurate results than combining multiple edits.

Extend

Expand the canvas of a render outward — the AI fills the new area to match the existing scene's style, lighting, and perspective.

  1. Choose a direction using the compass picker (↑ ↓ ← → — multi-select supported)
  2. Set extend amount: +25% or +50% of the current image
  3. Optionally describe what to add in the new area (e.g. "mature trees and garden", "parked cars and street")
  4. Click Extend render
Tip

Extend one direction at a time for best results. Multiple directions simultaneously gives the AI more empty space to fill and can produce inconsistent results.

Paint (Inpaint / Remove)

Precisely edit a specific area by painting a mask over it.

Inpaint — Paint over the area you want to change, then describe what to replace it with. Only the painted zone is edited — everything else stays identical.

Remove — Paint over an object to erase it. The AI fills the area naturally with the surrounding background — useful for removing trees, cars, scaffolding, or other unwanted elements.

Brush controls:

  • Adjust brush size (10–120px) with the slider
  • Toggle between Brush and Eraser to refine your mask
  • Click Clear mask to start over
Warning

Inpaint works best on clearly bounded areas. Very large painted regions or complex backgrounds may give less precise results.