Swap and generate images with AI

In your page editor, tap the image you want to change. The swap image button appears, and tapping it shows the three options: upload a photo from your gallery, adjust the current image with AI, or generate a new image from the original photo.

Each option fits a different moment. You don't have to decide everything now: you can start with one and change your mind later.

This is the most straightforward option. Pick a photo already on your phone or computer and it replaces the current image right away. No AI, no waiting.

It's the ideal route when you already have a good product photo, taken by you or sent by your supplier. A clear photo, with the product well visible and a clean background, usually converts better than any trick.

Here you keep the image that's on the page and ask for an improvement in writing. You type in a few words what you want to change, for example make the background white, brighten the photo, or remove a distracting object, and the AI returns a new version of the same image.

Use this when your photo is good but one detail is bothering you. It's a touch-up, not a brand new photo: the product is still yours, just with an adjusted look.

With this option the AI starts from your original photo and creates a new image inspired by it. It's useful when the photo you have is weak, dark, or messy, and you want a nicer version to use on the page.

Keep in mind the result is an AI creation, so it may change small details of the product. Always check that the image still faithfully represents what you sell, so you don't confuse your buyers.

The AI understands you best when you speak the way you would to a person. Say what you want in a short, clear way: white background, more light, centered product, cleaner look. Avoid long sentences packed with mixed requests.

If you don't like the result, change one thing at a time and try again. Asking for one adjustment at a time helps you see what worked and reach the image you pictured faster.

Each page gets 10 AI generations. Both adjusting the current image and generating a new one from the original count toward this limit, so it pays to use them calmly and make each try count.

Uploading a photo from your gallery uses no generations at all. If you already have a good photo, upload it and save your AI generations for when you really need a tweak.

When you have a real photo of the product, it almost always wins. It shows the item as it is, builds trust, and keeps the buyer from feeling misled when it arrives. For physical products, the real photo is the safest choice.

AI shines when your photo isn't good enough, or when you want a more polished background and lighting. Think of it as a helper to make your image presentable, not a replacement for showing the real product.