Features
Image Editing
Edit images with AI-powered tools
Image Editing
Chatelope provides AI-powered image editing tools to modify, enhance, and transform your images.
Available Tools
Inpainting
Edit specific parts of an image:
- Open an image in the editor
- Select the Inpaint tool
- Brush over the area to edit
- Describe what you want in that area
- Generate the edit
Example uses:
- Remove unwanted objects
- Change clothing or accessories
- Replace backgrounds
- Add or modify elements
Outpainting
Extend an image beyond its borders:
- Select Outpaint tool
- Choose the direction to extend
- Describe what should appear
- Generate the extension
Example uses:
- Widen a portrait to landscape
- Add more context to a scene
- Create panoramic images
Upscaling
Increase image resolution:
- Select Upscale tool
- Choose scale factor (2x, 4x)
- Process the image
Background Removal
Remove the background from an image:
- Select Remove Background tool
- Process the image
- Download with transparency or add a new background
Style Transfer
Apply artistic styles to images:
- Select Style Transfer tool
- Choose a style preset or describe a style
- Adjust intensity
- Generate
Getting Started
- Open the Gallery or click Edit on any image
- Select your tool from the toolbar
- Follow the tool-specific instructions
- Save or export your edited image
Editor Interface
The image editor includes:
- Canvas - Main editing area
- Toolbar - Tool selection
- Layers - View edit history
- Settings - Tool-specific options
- Preview - Compare before/after
Keyboard Shortcuts
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Z | Undo |
Shift+Z | Redo |
B | Brush tool |
E | Eraser |
Space+Drag | Pan canvas |
Scroll | Zoom |
Edit History
All edits are non-destructive:
- View edit history in the Layers panel
- Toggle edits on/off
- Revert to any previous state
- Export any version
Saving Edits
After editing, you can:
- Save - Keep changes to the original
- Save As - Create a new image
- Export - Download in various formats
Supported export formats:
- PNG (with transparency)
- JPEG
- WebP
Tips
- Use small brush strokes for precise inpainting
- Provide detailed descriptions for better results
- Try multiple generations and pick the best
- Combine tools for complex edits
- Save original images before major edits