Prompt-based AI image editor

Z-Image Edit Online

Upload an image, describe the change, and compare the result in one focused editing workspace.

Editing is available to paid users. You can prepare your edit before signing in or purchasing credits.

Source image

Practical editing workflows

See what you can edit

Start from a proven edit pattern, then adjust the prompt for your image.

Background replacement: Move a subject into a new scene while keeping the composition stable.
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Background replacement

Move a subject into a new scene while keeping the composition stable.

Object removal: Paint over a distraction and reconstruct the surrounding background.
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Object removal

Paint over a distraction and reconstruct the surrounding background.

Product retouching: Clean reflections and improve commercial product detail.
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Product retouching

Clean reflections and improve commercial product detail.

Portrait restyling: Change lighting and grade while preserving identity and pose.
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Portrait restyling

Change lighting and grade while preserving identity and pose.

Lighting change: Shift mood and time of day without rebuilding the scene.
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Lighting change

Shift mood and time of day without rebuilding the scene.

Illustration conversion: Convert a photo into a cohesive illustrated style.
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Illustration conversion

Convert a photo into a cohesive illustrated style.

Z-IMAGE MODEL FAMILY

What is Z-Image Edit?

Z-Image-Edit is the dedicated editing member of the Z-Image model family developed by Tongyi-MAI. It is designed for instruction-driven editing and creative image-to-image work. Until those weights are released, this workspace uses currently available editing models through WaveSpeed.

Model status — accurate as of August 12, 2026

Tongyi-MAI still lists the dedicated Z-Image-Edit weights as “To be released.” This online editor does not claim to run unreleased weights: whole-image instruction edits use Qwen Image Edit Plus, while masked local edits use FLUX Dev inpainting.

Check the official Tongyi-MAI repository

Z-Image Edit vs Turbo vs Base

The public model status and intended roles of the Z-Image family.

ModelMain purposeStepsCFGAvailability
Z-Image TurboFast generation and quick remix8NoAvailable
Z-ImageGeneration and fine-tuning50YesAvailable
Z-Image-EditDedicated image editing50YesNot officially released

Three-step workflow

How to use Z-Image Edit Online

01

Upload

Add a PNG, JPG, or WebP source image. You can prepare everything before payment is checked.

02

Describe

Choose whole-image editing or paint an inpaint mask, then describe the intended change.

03

Edit

Start the paid task, compare before and after, then download or continue from the result.

PROMPT LIBRARY

Z-Image Edit prompt examples

Specific prompts preserve the parts that matter and give the model a clear target.

Replace an object

Inpaint

Replace the wooden chair with a black leather lounge chair. Keep the room, camera angle, lighting and every other object unchanged.

Change the background

Whole image

Replace the background with a clean luxury studio with soft beige walls. Keep the subject, camera angle and lighting direction unchanged.

Change clothing

Inpaint

Change the blue jacket to a beige wool coat while preserving the person's face, pose, body proportions and background.

Product editing

Whole image

Place the perfume bottle on polished black stone with soft studio lighting and subtle reflections. Preserve the bottle shape and label.

Repair a region

Inpaint

Repair the damaged area with matching texture, color, lighting and perspective. Keep all unmasked pixels unchanged.

ONLINE VS LOCAL

Z-Image Edit Online vs ComfyUI

Choose the workflow that matches how much setup and control you want.

Online editor

No installation. Upload, prompt, mask, compare and continue editing in one browser workspace.

ComfyUI

Run local workflows with node-level control, custom models and more technical configuration.

Read the ComfyUI guide

Paid access enforced on the server

The API checks a successful credit-pack purchase before accepting source images, masks, or edit tasks.

Private working assets

Uploaded sources, masks, and results are stored as private user assets and served through authenticated or signed links.

Clear credit rules

Whole-image edits cost 3 credits and inpainting costs 4 by default; failed tasks are refunded automatically.

FAQ

Z-Image Edit FAQ

Is Z-Image-Edit officially released?

No. As of August 12, 2026, Tongyi-MAI still marks the dedicated Z-Image-Edit weights as “To be released” in its official repository.

Can I use Z-Image Edit online now?

Yes. Until the dedicated weights are released, this workspace uses Qwen Image Edit Plus for whole-image instructions and FLUX Dev for masked local edits.

Who can use the editor?

Only signed-in users with at least one successful credit-pack purchase can start an edit. Visitors can prepare an image, prompt, settings, and mask before unlocking it.

How many credits does editing cost?

Whole-image editing costs 3 credits and inpainting costs 4 by default. The button shows the configured cost before submission.

Can I remove an object or change a background?

Yes. Use Inpaint for a selected object or local region, and Whole Image when the background or overall appearance should change.

What happens if an edit fails?

The existing asynchronous job system returns reserved credits automatically when a provider task fails.

Can I keep editing the result?

Yes. Choose Use as source to create an explicit result-to-result editing chain without downloading and uploading again.

Can I use Z-Image with ComfyUI?

Yes. The ComfyUI guide covers local Z-Image workflows. The dedicated Z-Image-Edit weights cannot be installed until Tongyi-MAI releases them.

Ready to edit your image?

Prepare the source and prompt for free, then unlock the paid editor when you are ready to generate.