Krea 3

Hi Fazier! Krea 3 is an AI image editor for photos you already have: upload a product shot, portrait or room, describe the change, and relight, recolor or swap the background while the subject stays recognizable. It runs GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream and more in one workspace. New accounts get free credits, so feedback is very welcome.

Krea continues to push the boundaries of AI-powered creativity. What stands out is the potential to make high-quality visual content more accessible without requiring complex design workflows. Excited to see how Krea 3 evolves and what creators will build with it. 🚀

The "subject stays recognizable" part is the hard bit with relighting. When you swap the background on a product shot, does it also adjust the reflections and the shadow under the product to match the new light, or is that a separate step? That's usually what gives an edit away.

Hi Fazier! Krea 3 is an AI-powered image editor that lets you transform existing photos with simple text prompts. Upload a product image, portrait, or room photo, then adjust the lighting, change colors, or replace the background while keeping the main subject recognizable. It brings models like GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream, and others together in one workspace. New users also receive free credits, so any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

Editing a single object without touching the rest is exactly what product sellers need, for example changing a bottle's background but keeping the label sharp. Does it keep small text on the product readable after an edit? That's where most photo AI still breaks.

Keeping faces and products recognizable while relighting or swapping a background is the hard part of prompt-based photo edits. Does Krea 3 let you choose which model handles a given edit, or does it pick automatically based on the request?

The useful distinction here is image-to-image on a photo you already approved, not another text-to-image generator. Keeping faces and packshots recognizable while swapping only light or one object is the hard part, and listing up to 14 reference images per request is concrete enough that a seller could actually plan a lifestyle set from one product shot. The note that this is not affiliated with Krea AI should stay near the name, because the overlap will confuse people comparing tools. I'd want to know whether the 15 free credits are enough to test a before/after on the same portrait at 4K, or if 4K export burns the trial in one click.

Relighting or swapping a background while keeping faces and products recognizable is a strong fit for sellers who need lifestyle shots from one packshot. Do you offer any side-by-side or before/after comparison across the different models (GPT Image 2, Seedream, etc.) for the same prompt, so users can see which one to spend their 15 free credits on?

Selective editing is the killer feature here — changing just the light or one object without regenerating the whole frame is exactly what most AI editors get wrong. Curious how it handles edges on fine details like hair and plants.