AI Design Image Editor

Change one thing. Keep everything else exactly the same.

DesignsLab AI’s image editing works the way designers think: mark the area you want changed directly on the render, describe the change in plain words, and the AI redesigns only that area — materials, branding, and architecture everywhere else stay untouched.

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Editing built for design work

Mark-up editing

Draw directly on the image to define exactly where the change applies — multiple colors mark separate areas.

Design-language lock

Edits inherit the established materials, palette, and architectural style so the result reads as one coherent design.

Version history

Every edit keeps the previous versions — step back and forward freely, nothing is ever lost.

Reference images

Attach an inspiration image for a material, lighting mood, or layout you want the edit to draw from.

Quick style changes

Swap architectural style, ceiling and rigging, or brand personality across the whole design in one action.

High-resolution output

Edited views render at presentation quality, ready to download.

How it works

STEP 1

Open any render

Every generated view in DesignsLab AI carries an Edit button.

STEP 2

Mark and describe

Circle the area, write the change — "make this counter curved oak" is enough.

STEP 3

Get the seamless result

Only the marked area changes; a new version joins the history.

Frequently asked questions

How does AI image editing work in DesignsLab?

Open any render, mark the area you want changed directly on the image, and describe the change in plain words. The AI redesigns only the marked area while everything else stays exactly the same.

Will an edit change parts of the design I didn’t mark?

No. Everything outside the marked area is locked, and the edit inherits the established materials, palette, and architectural style so the result reads as one coherent design.

Can I go back if I don’t like an edit?

Yes. Every image keeps its full version history — step back and forward between versions freely; the original is always kept.

Can I use a reference image for an edit?

Yes. Attach an inspiration image for a material, lighting mood, or layout you want the edited area to draw from.

What does an image edit cost?

Each edit uses one image edit credit from your plan. Top-up packs start at $7 for 20 edits ($0.35 per edit), with bigger packs at a lower per-edit price.

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