Input
Start with a readable subject
Use a source image where the subject and the area you want to change are visible. State one specific change at a time in your instruction.
Glow AI Photo Editor
Edit a photo with an AI instruction
Upload one image, describe the change you want, and review the generated edit in Glow.
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Selected work
One editor, several directions
See current Glow edit categories in action, from appearance changes to lighting and cleanup.
How it works
From source photo to edited result
The editor keeps the source, instruction, and generated result in one workspace.
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Add the source image
Choose the photo you want to change and place it in the editor workspace.
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Choose or write the edit
Select an edit category or type a direct instruction describing the requested change.
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Generate and review
Start the edit, compare the generated result with your request, then download or revise it.
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Before you upload
A suitable source and clear permission make the editing request easier to understand and safer to submit.
Consent
Use photos you are allowed to edit
Only upload an image you own or have permission to use, and do not edit another person’s likeness without their authorization.
Privacy
Understand how the upload is processed
Uploads and prompts may be sent to AI processing and storage providers. Source photos are generally kept only as needed and are normally removed from Glow servers within 30 days, subject to the policy exceptions.
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AI photo editor questions
How does the Glow AI photo editor work?
You upload a source photo, choose an edit category or enter a written instruction, and start a generation. Glow returns the generated edit in the same workspace for review.
What can I change with the editor?
The current editor includes active categories such as Makeup, Hair Color, Scene Change, Camera Angle, Background Cleaner, Enhance, Face, Lighting, and Color & Tone. You can also write a direct edit instruction.
What should I include in an edit instruction?
Describe the area to change and the intended result in plain language. A focused instruction is easier to compare with the generated edit than several unrelated changes at once.
Can I edit someone else’s photo?
Only if you have the right and permission to use and edit that person’s image. Do not upload a photo or likeness without authorization.
Create with Glow
Bring one specific edit into focus
Add your source image and describe the change you want to see.
Open the AI photo editor