The Seelab editor is where you finish a visual: erase a detail, replace an element, change the setting, roll the image out in every format and upscale it up to 4K. You can start from a generated image or from any imported photo.

Open an image in the editor

• From Creation: open an image's three-dot menu, or its detail view, then Edit. Magnify, Remove background and Replace background are also available there directly.
• From the Edition tab: drag an image into the import area, or pick it from the Resource Hub.

The tools

• Composer: combine several visuals into a harmonized composition. See Composer.
• Clean: erase an unwanted element with the brush, no prompt needed.
• Replace: replace or add an element in a painted area, described by a prompt, optionally with your Seelab model.
• Replace background / Remove background: change the setting around the subject, or cut it out.
• Reframe: change format by extending the image.
• Magnify: upscale up to 4K while recreating details.

Track and chain your edits

• Generations history: each edit is added to the image's history. You can go back to any step.
• Compare: compare the result with the original image before keeping it.
• edit: takes the result as the new starting image, so you can chain tools.
• Add to collection and Download: file or download the final result directly from the editor.

The right order

1. Clean or Replace to fix the content of the image.
2. Reframe to the final format.
3. Magnify last, to upscale the finished visual.

Glossary

• Mask: the area painted with the brush, where the tool acts.
• Generations history: the edit history of the current image.
• Outpainting: extending an image beyond its edges, used by Reframe.
• Upscale: enlarging an image, done by Magnify.

Updated on: 31/10/2026