Editing Images

Open any image to reveal its editing toolbar. There are two kinds of editing.

Quick Edit

The fastest path: open the toolbar and choose Quick Edit, then describe a change in words ("remove the background," "make it evening"). domi rewrites the image and produces a new version — the original is never overwritten.

Hands-on tools

For precise control, use the per-image tools directly:

• Brush — paint a mask to redraw a region (inpaint)
• Crop — reframe the image
• Text — read and replace text inside the image
• Color — adjust palette and tones
• HD — upscale to 2K or 4K via the default image model
• Remove Background — strip the background in one click
• 8K Upscale — a Topaz true-pixel upscale to 8K (Premium and above) for the largest prints; priced as a flat per-image fee

Each edit produces a new version linked to its parent, so the full history is preserved and any version can be @ referenced later.

Masks and inpaint

For inpainting, paint over the area you want changed and describe the desired result. Only the masked region is regenerated; the rest of the image stays intact.

Push an image into another format

The same toolbar has shortcuts to send an image into another artifact type: Make 3D, Generate HTML, or Generate Video. See 3D Models.

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