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Make and edit images with AI

Generate new images from a description, remove a picture's background, and change a picture by describing the edit. Every result is saved to your brand library.

JamFrame has three AI tools for pictures: Generate image, Remove background and Edit with AI. Each one uses AI credits and saves its result in your brand library, so you can use it in any template. You need editor access to the workspace to use them.

Generate an image

You can start from two places:

  • In the brand library, click Generate image.
  • In the editor, open the brand library picker (for example Pick from brand library on the Images tab) and click Generate with AI.

Then:

  1. Under Describe the image, write what you want to see, for example “A cup of cold brew on a sunny café table, morning light”. You can write up to 2,000 characters.
  2. Pick a Style: No style, Photo, Product shot, Illustration, Flat vector, 3D render, Watercolour, Cinematic, Minimal or Background.
  3. Pick an Aspect ratio: 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 2:3, 9:16, 16:9, 3:2, 4:3 or 21:9.
  4. Choose how many Variants you want, from 1 to 4.
  5. Choose a Size: Standard (1K) or Large (2K). The list shows what each image costs.
  6. Click Generate, or press Ctrl + Enter.

The line at the bottom of the dialog shows the cost and how many AI credits you have left. Each new image is saved to the brand library, named after your description and tagged ai, generated and the style. Click Generate more to try again. In the editor’s picker, click a result to use it in your design.

Remove a background

This cuts out the main subject and makes the rest see-through. It keeps the original pixels, so logos and text stay sharp.

  • In the brand library: on an image, click AI ▾, then Remove background. A copy named ”… (no background)” is added next to the original, tagged ai and cutout.
  • In the editor: select an image, then click Remove background in its properties. The picture in your design is replaced, and the cut-out is saved to the brand library too. Press Ctrl + Z to undo.

It works on PNG, JPEG, GIF (the first frame) and WebP images up to 10 MB and 50 megapixels. SVG drawings have no background to remove. The result is a PNG. If it would be bigger than 10 MB, JamFrame makes it smaller to fit.

It usually costs 1 AI credit. If JamFrame has to use an AI image model for the cut-out instead, it costs 4, and the model may redraw small details. Hover over the button to see which one it uses.

To remove backgrounds from your own code, see Background removal.

Edit with AI

Describe a change, and AI draws a new version of the picture.

  • In the brand library: on an image, click AI ▾, then Edit with AI.
  • In the editor: select an image, then click Edit with AI in its properties.

Then:

  1. Under What should change?, describe the change, or click an idea such as “Make it a warm sunset scene”.
  2. Click Edit.
  3. Compare the Original and the AI edit. Click Try again for another version, or Done in the brand library (Use in the design in the editor).

The new picture is saved as ”… (AI edit)”, tagged ai and edited. The original stays in your library. In the editor, press Ctrl + Z to go back to the original picture.

What it costs

Every dialog shows the cost before you start. Generating costs more for Large (2K) images than for Standard (1K) ones, and each Edit, Try again and variant is charged as one image. See Credits for the price of each AI feature.

If something goes wrong and no image is made, the AI credits are given back.

When your AI credits run out

The dialog tells you that your AI credits for this period are used up. Nothing runs and nothing is charged. Your AI credits start again at the beginning of your next billing period.

AI credits are separate from render credits, so you can still render your templates.

Who can use these tools

Editors can. Viewers don’t see the buttons. Images made with these tools belong to the workspace’s brand library, like any upload.

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