Photo Tea Organises AI Photo Editing Around Preserve-and-Change Instructions

Photo Tea has introduced an online creative workflow that lets users describe both what they want to change in an image and what must remain consistent.

The prompt-based editor can be used to remove unwanted objects, replace backgrounds, improve lighting, enhance visible detail, upscale an image or explore a different visual treatment. Users can also specify protected details, such as a person's identity and pose, a product's packaging and proportions, or the perspective and structure of an interior photograph.

This preserve-and-change approach is designed for visual projects where a broad instruction is not enough. An ecommerce seller may want a different product setting while retaining accurate labels and materials. A marketing team may explore a new campaign style without losing the recognisable subject. Portrait and property editors can remove distractions while checking faces, architecture, edges and textures before export.

Alongside photo editing, Photo Tea offers text-led image generation and reference-based creation. Its workspace also presents image, video and music tools, although the available models, resolutions, credit costs and output options vary by feature and plan.

Eligible users can begin with available introductory credits. The interface shows the applicable credit cost before a generation task is started.

Users should work only with material they own or are authorised to edit. Generated and edited results should be reviewed carefully before commercial use, particularly when they contain faces, text, branded packaging or other accuracy-sensitive details.

More information is available from Photo Tea <https://www.phototea.art/>.