Step 1: Generate your base concept
Start with a focused initial prompt for a strong first draft. Keep the style, lighting, and composition clear so edits stay consistent.
A photorealistic interior shot of a bright, airy living room in a Japandi style. The room has light oak wood floors, a large window with soft natural light, and a low-profile beige sofa.
Step 2: Refine with the Mark Tool
Select the exact element you want to change and give a direct instruction. You can edit materials, colors, objects, or atmosphere without re-generating the whole image.
Select the sofa: Change this to a muted sage green.
Select the plant: Change this to a wildflower arrangement.
Select the window: Change the leaves to autumn foliage.
Step 3: Edit text precisely
When text is present, switch to text editing mode so your typography updates without disturbing the surrounding image or layout.
Update the headline copy, adjust hierarchy, and change the call-to-action wording while preserving alignment and spacing.