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1 de septiembre de 2026·Framecast Team·2 min de lectura·editor, guide

How to use the Magic Editor

Change a background, tweak an outfit, or polish a smile with a simple text prompt. Here’s how the Magic Editor works.

How to use the Magic Editor

Sometimes a generated headshot is ninety percent right: the lighting is lovely and the pose is perfect, but the background feels busy, or you wish the blazer was a different colour. That’s exactly what the Magic Editor is for. Instead of starting over, describe the change you want and let AI handle it in seconds.

Getting started in four steps

  1. 1Upload a photo: open the Magic Editor and add any image from your gallery or device
  2. 2Describe the change: for example, “swap the background for a soft grey studio” or “change my shirt to navy”
  3. 3Generate: the editor returns a new, high-resolution version of your image
  4. 4Save or download: keep it in your gallery or export it straight to your device
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Image 1: Describe the change in plain English; the editor handles the rest.

What you can change

  • Backgrounds: from plain studio tones to office, outdoor, or seasonal scenes
  • Outfits: recolour or restyle clothing without reshooting
  • Lighting and mood: soften shadows, brighten the scene, warm the tone
  • Small details: tidy hair, adjust a smile, remove a distraction

Tips for better results

Be specific and keep it to one or two changes per edit. “A light blue shirt” works better than “make me look nicer”, and a single clear instruction gives the model an easier job. If the first pass isn’t quite right, refine the prompt and run it again. Each edit costs only a few credits.

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Image 2: Stack small edits together to fine-tune a single image.

Think of it as a retouching suite that follows instructions in plain language.

The Magic Editor sits alongside your generated headshots, so you can polish a favourite photo before it lands on your profile. Open it from the dashboard, drop in an image, and start describing.

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