Generated relighting can change faces, products or scene details. Compare with the source and reject changes to important features, labels or composition.
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Explore the dealsChange the lighting in your photo with a written direction.
Upload a clear photo, describe the light direction and warmth, and review the credit estimate. Compare shadows, reflections, faces and product colors after generation.
Ask for warm sunset, cool moonlight, soft window light or dramatic side light, and say where it comes from. Intensity and color temperature can be described too, such as a faint cool rim light or a strong warm glow from behind.
Check whether shadows, highlights and reflections agree with the requested light. Glossy surfaces and mixed lighting may produce inconsistent results.
The source guides the edit, but AI can change fine details. Compare faces, text and important features with the original.
Exposure and curve adjustments make every area lighter or darker by the same logic. AI Image Relighting instead decides which surfaces face the new light and which fall into shade, so a cheek, a bottle or a doorway is modeled rather than simply brightened.
Add shape and depth to dull, overcast photos by giving the light a clear direction.
Make midday shots feel like golden hour or dusk, with longer, warmer shadows.
Give portraits soft key light and gentle fill, even when the original was lit by an overhead bulb.
Add neon or colored gels for a creative look, with the color falling on the side you name.
Soften hard noon shadows under eyes and noses into the diffuse look of an overcast sky.
Bring photos shot on different days closer to one shared light direction and warmth; it narrows the gap rather than guaranteeing an identical match.
Rescue shots taken in harsh or flat light when the moment itself cannot be repeated. The relit file is a new render, so keep the original for your archive.
Give product photos consistent, flattering light across a catalog without booking a studio day, then check product colors against the physical item.
Show rooms in warm evening or bright daylight, as long as the listing still represents the space honestly.
Add cinematic mood to everyday photos taken under ceiling lights or grey skies.
Add the photo you want to relight, ideally one that is sharp and not heavily compressed.
Describe the light type, direction and warmth you want. An empty description does not guarantee a particular lighting setup.
Start the task, compare the result with the original and download the relit photo.
Name both the light type and direction, such as warm light from the left window.
Moderate changes look most natural; turning night into full daylight can look artificial.
Describe the light type, direction and warmth you want. An empty description does not guarantee a particular lighting setup.
If a lamp or window is visible in the frame, ask for light coming from that side so the result stays physically believable.
Check glasses, mirrors, glossy packaging and windows afterwards, because reflections do not always update to match the new light.
Generated relighting can change faces, products or scene details. Compare with the source and reject changes to important features, labels or composition.
It can push a scene toward dusk or moonlight, and moderate moves look the most convincing. Jumping from bright noon straight to deep night often looks staged, so step toward the mood rather than the opposite extreme.
Choose relighting for shadows or lighting mood. Choose a camera angle change for another viewpoint. Neither workflow guarantees every other detail will remain unchanged.
It cannot recover real detail lost in blown-out highlights or pure black shadows; anything filled in there is generated. Blurry or noisy photos stay blurry or noisy, and scenes with many overlapping light sources may end up only partly consistent, so compare the result with the original before publishing.
Describe the light type, direction and warmth you want. An empty description does not guarantee a particular lighting setup.
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