AI Image Editor
The editor at ReplaceLinktree corrects frames that miss by one detail — 21 credits a pass, the rest of the frame held exactly where it was.
Repairs, not re-imaginings
Most frames that miss, miss narrowly: the dress is the wrong colour, the backdrop belongs to another sitting, the sunset light came in cooler than the set around it. The editor at ReplaceLinktree exists for exactly those frames. Give it one instruction and it redraws that one thing, holding her face, her pose and the plain terracotta sapling pot on the desk precisely where the original put them. Ask it for three things at once and you have commissioned a new picture instead — usually of a slightly different woman.
Each pass costs 21 credits, printed before the job runs, and the pass is judged against her sapling-pot card before the next one is bought. The order that works is the order of regret: fix the thing a viewer notices first, re-judge, and only then decide whether a second pass is owed. Members here keep the untouched original beside every pass; a chain you cannot step back through is a chain you are paying to regret.
The working routine
Say the one thing
A concrete noun and a direction: ‘the slip, to deep teal’. Vague wishes are re-imagined; concrete ones are repaired.
Protect the rest out loud
Name what must not move — face, pose, plain terracotta sapling pot — inside the same instruction. The editor holds what it is told to hold.
Judge, then decide again
Compare the pass to the card and to the original together. A pass that moved her face is a failed pass, however pretty.
Where it is used
The outfit, corrected
Colour, cut and trim adjusted on a frame whose woman and room were already right.
The room, corrected
The same sitting against a different wall, without reshooting the series around it.
The hour, corrected
A frame re-timed from noon to evening, or warmed to match the set it joins.
Anatomy of a good pass
| Pass | Instruction shape | Held still |
|---|---|---|
| Wardrobe | One garment, one change | Face, pose, room, light |
| Setting | One backdrop swap | Everything pass one settled |
| Light | One temperature move | Everything else; light goes last |
Where passes go wrong
| Symptom | Cause | Correction |
|---|---|---|
| Her face quietly becomes someone else | The instruction asked for an improvement, not a change | Name the change; reject any pass that touches the face |
| A chain of passes drifts the colours | Each pass approved in isolation | Judge every pass against the untouched original, not the last pass |
| The edit costs more than the frame | Four passes on a 6-credit draft | Cull first; edit only frames that already earned their place |
Questions
How much is an edit?
21 credits per pass, shown before you confirm. Failed jobs refund their credits automatically.
Can the editor repair a wrong face?
No. Identity is set at generation, against the card. The editor corrects details; it does not rebuild a character.
How many changes can one pass carry?
One, if you want it to stay a repair. Queue the rest as later passes and judge each in turn.
Can I edit an upload?
Yes — your own material, or an adult’s with documented consent, under the same rule as every tool here.
Are edited frames private?
Yes. They rest in your account until you publish them, like every frame at ReplaceLinktree.
One account, every tool in the chain
Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.
Open the generatorOne account, every tool in the chain
Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.
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