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Envato adds AI editing to its 30M-asset stock photo library

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Envato now lets users pick a photo from its library of more than 30 million artist-created assets and edit it with AI, according to posts on X by Elvis Saravia and Santiago.

The tools cover changing backgrounds, removing objects, adjusting lighting and extending images to new layouts before download, and Santiago says Envato is the company offering them. Users start from an existing photo rather than a text prompt alone.

Saravia says starting from a real photo gives better results than prompting from scratch, which he says usually produces generic images. Rohan Paul says the feature changes only the areas a user selects or describes, keeping the subject, framing and lighting of the human-shot photo intact. These are the authors' claims; the reports do not include Envato's own statement or test results.

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  1. Rohan PaulX
    Envato's Edit with AI changes only selected parts of human-shot stock photos

    AIRohan Paul says Envato's "Edit with AI" starts from a human-shot stock photo and changes only the areas a user selects or describes. He argues this keeps the photo's subject, framing and lighting intact, unlike pure AI generation, which often invents everything at once and produces errors such as extra fingers.

    Image from @rohanpaul_ai's post
  2. SantiagoX
    Envato lets users edit stock images with AI before download

    AIEnvato adds AI editing to its stock image library, letting users change backgrounds, remove objects, adjust lighting, and extend images to new layouts before downloading. The company says the tools work on its 30M+ artist-created assets.

    Video from @svpino's post
  3. elvisX
    Envato lets users edit stock photos with AI

    AIEnvato now lets users pick a photo from its library of more than 30 million artist-created assets and edit it with AI. The post's author, Elvis Saravia, says starting from a real photo produces better results than prompting from scratch, which usually gives generic images.

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