Responsible AI
Built with AI. Reviewed by you.
This is more than a color filter. An image model rebuilds light, shadow, sky, reflections, and atmosphere—so every finished image must be treated as an AI-edited image and checked before it is published.
Last updated · July 20, 2026
What the product changes
The customer chooses a mood and strength. The model then creates a new version of the photo with a different lighting treatment. Depending on the mood, that can include the direction and softness of light, cast shadows, window balance, sky, haze, reflections, practical lights, and time of day.
What it is designed to preserve
The prompts tell the model to preserve the scene, camera position, composition, visible structures, objects, materials, text, and identifying details. Automated checks look for major shape, resolution, and output problems. These safeguards reduce risk, but they cannot guarantee pixel-perfect preservation.
What can go wrong
Generative models can remove, add, reshape, blur, duplicate, or misread details. They can produce physically inconsistent shadows or reflections, alter text and logos, or make a scene look more dramatic than reality. A result can look polished and still be inaccurate.
Your review matters
Before publishing, compare the result with the original at full size. Pay special attention to structural edges, furniture and objects, people, signage, views through windows, pools and water, landscaping, reflections, fixtures, and any feature that matters to the truth of the image. Do not use a result that creates a materially misleading impression.
When to disclose AI editing
Disclosure rules depend on where and how an image is used. When an edit could affect a reasonable viewer’s understanding—or a platform, client, industry, or law requires it—use a clear description close to the image, such as “AI-edited lighting” or “Sky and lighting digitally altered.” Do not rely on hidden metadata or fine print to correct an otherwise misleading presentation.
No silent customer surveillance
Routine customer jobs are not manually inspected one by one. Automated quality checks help us monitor consistency and improve mood recipes without delaying a finished result. The private Review Room is used for approved internal tests and product tuning.
Not allowed
Do not use the service to create fraud, impersonation, non-consensual intimate imagery, harassment, unlawful discrimination, or deceptive evidence. Do not upload content you do not have the right to process.
Provider and model changes
The current launch route uses OpenAI’s image-editing API. The product is built so the provider can change after quality, preservation, speed, privacy, and cost testing. A change in provider should be reflected here before it reaches customers.