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Edit an area with AI

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An AI edit changes one part of the photo from a written prompt: remove a tripod, people, or an object, add something, or fix colors.

  1. Open the photo in PanoCool Retouch and turn the view so the area is on screen.
  2. Click AI edit in the toolbar on the left, then drag a box over the area. Drag the edges of the box to adjust it.
  3. Describe the change in the prompt box. The list icon above it (Saved prompts) has ready-made prompts such as Remove tripod and Remove people; Use fills one in.
  4. Click Make it!. The mode next to the prompt sets the cost: see AI edit modes.
  5. Check the result. The undo button next to How was the result? takes the edit back, and the eraser button at the top right brushes parts of it away (see AI Edit Eraser).
  • AI edits need a signed-in account with enough AI edits. The Cool plan includes 80 AI edits a month and Super Cool 400; AI edit packs add more. See the pricing section of the PanoCool Knowledge Base.
  • An edit is only charged when it succeeds.

Tutorials:

Remove a tripod

  1. Open the 360° photo in PanoCool Retouch and look straight down, so the tripod is on screen.
  2. Click AI edit and drag a box over the tripod.
  3. Click the list icon (Saved prompts) above the prompt box, then Use next to Remove tripod. It fills in “Remove the tripod, keep the same floor” and switches to the Normal mode, which costs 1 AI edit.
  4. Click Make it!. If Normal misses, undo and try the Fast or Pro mode.

Tutorials:

Repeat an AI edit in other photos (reference images)

To give other photos of a room the same result as an AI edit in one photo, such as the same new bed cover, use a reference image. It shows the AI what to add or match, such as a bed cover, a sofa or a floor.

  1. Get a picture of what to match, such as a screenshot of the bed in the first photo after its AI edit, or a product photo.
  2. Open the next photo of the room, click AI edit and drag a box over the same thing, such as the bed.
  3. Click the photo button next to the mode button (Add reference images) and choose the picture. You can also drop images on the prompt box, or paste a copied screenshot into it.
  4. Describe the change, such as “Put the bed cover from the reference image on this bed”, then click Make it!.
  5. Do the same in each photo of the room.
  • Reference images work on 360° photos and need the Cool or Super Cool plan. Each edit takes up to 4, of up to 10 MB each (JPEG, PNG or WebP). They cost nothing extra: the edit costs what its mode costs.
  • Each AI edit is made anew, so small differences between photos can remain. Undo and try again, or try the Fast or Pro mode.
  • Batch Sync puts an AI edit at the same place in every photo, so it only fits photos taken from the same spot. For photos taken elsewhere in the room, use a reference image.