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Use the Editor when the photo is close and you can name the change you need. Open Editor in the sidebar and upload an image, or open an existing image’s editing action.

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Make a text edit

Select Freeform Edit. Describe the change, then say which important details should stay. Choose a model and quality from the control beside Submit, review the credit cost, and submit.
Editor showing a woman in a gray suit and a prompt to change only the studio background

Freeform Edit with a specific background change and preservation instructions.

For a visual target, add a Reference image. For example, a photo of the desired location can explain the setting more clearly than a long description. Only select references relevant to this edit.

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Target a smaller area

Use Erase under Precision Tools to mark the area to change. Adjust Brush Size for the object; use Restore to undo part of the marked area, or Restore All to start over. Describe what should replace the marked region. To remove a handbag, include its handle and shadow in your selection, then ask for the background or clothing that should appear there. A tight selection helps, but leave enough space for natural edges.

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Check the new version

Wait for the new result before making another edit. Compare it with the source at a useful zoom: look at edges, garment seams, logos, fingers, and lighting. Keep the strongest version as the starting point for the next change.
Woman in a gray suit holding a brown handbag in a pale studio

Original published example

The suit example after a background edit

Published background-edit example

Need a different garment, stance, or crop? Use Virtual Try On, Change Pose, or Extend Image.