Professional jewelry retouching from one photo.

Eligible paid standard-photo results have one self-serve make-good option, subject to the eligibility and account limits shown in the dashboard. Completed-video quality complaints receive individual support review rather than an automatic credit return. Technical failures that deliver no output restore the applicable spent credits automatically. New accounts also start with 3 free watermarked previews + 1 HD download so the photo workflow can be evaluated before buying a pack.

JPEG, PNG, and WebP. For best results, upload at least 1000x1000 pixels.

You can request additional metal- or stone-color versions. After the source result is unlocked, each edit uses 1 credit; editing a still-unpaid first preview uses 2 credits total to cover the source and edit. Generated color is illustrative and must be compared with the intended real material.

Yes. After your first retouch you can tap Edit Colors and switch the metal to yellow gold, rose gold, white gold, platinum, or silver. Works on rings, bands, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets. Uses 1 credit per edit.

For catalog retouching, the reference guides background, lighting, and finish. Your original photo determines the jewelry's viewing angle.

Yes. Choose Jewelry on a Model after upload, then pick a model reference. For best results, upload an input photo where the jewelry is already worn on a finger, ear, neck, wrist, or chest so the AI can preserve realistic scale and transfer the exact jewelry design onto the selected model.

Model photos require the actual jewelry already worn on a relevant body part, mannequin, or jewelry bust, with enough surrounding context. Standalone jewelry, jewelry held between fingers, and generic display stands do not qualify. We check your source before generation; a different model reference cannot make an unsuitable source eligible.

New accounts can use the free trial on model-worn images: create watermarked previews, then download your favorite in HD. Credit purchasers get preview-before-pay: a complimentary watermarked first look before spending a credit.

Rings on hand, earrings on ears and faces, necklaces and pendants on neck and chest, bracelets and cuffs on wrist, and anklets on foot. The reference picker recommends the matching body-part bucket for the jewelry type detected in your upload, but every bucket stays accessible if you want to try a different placement.

A retouched or edited image can be upscaled to 2× its current pixel dimensions for 1 additional credit. Review facets, prongs, text, edges, and metal tones because upscaling can alter very small details without recovering information missing from the source.

Yes, you retain full ownership and commercial rights.

Start free with 3 free previews + 1 HD download. Credit packs include credits plus included first previews. No subscription, no monthly charge, no auto-renew. Credits never expire.

Your photos are not made public or shared with advertisers. They are processed and stored through the service providers described in our Privacy Policy so you can generate and access results. See that policy for the current account controls and retention terms.

Yes. One clear jewelry photo is enough. Choose one of 23 product, campaign, story, or social structures and generate 5, 10, 15, or 30 seconds at 2 credits per 5 seconds. For clips over 5 seconds, you may add supporting angles or scene images; the main photo remains the jewelry identity anchor.

You choose synchronized sound effects without music, one continuous soundtrack across the clip, or a silent export. Video costs 2 credits per 5 seconds.

Four aspect ratios: 9:16 (vertical for Reels and TikTok), 16:9 (horizontal for YouTube and web ads), 1:1 (square for feed posts), and 3:4 (Pinterest). Pick the ratio at generation time. The AI composes the motion specifically for that frame.

An approved standard photo HD result uses 1 credit. Video uses 2 credits for 5s, 4 for 10s, 6 for 15s, and 12 for 30s. Starting from a still-unpaid watermarked photo preview adds 1 source credit.

The primary image anchors the design. The video direction protects visible settings, stones, links, proportions, engraving, finish, and metal tone, and keeps unseen areas out of view instead of inventing them. A supporting image authorizes only the exact area visibly shown there. Generative video is not infallible, so compare every frame with the sources before use.

Yes. Choose 9:16 for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, and Stories, then verify the destination's current safe zones and technical rules. Every runtime exports at native 720p. You retain commercial usage rights subject to source, music, disclosure, and destination requirements.

Photo retouching starts with 3 free previews + 1 HD download, no card required. Video uses paid credits: 2 for 5 seconds, 4 for 10, 6 for 15, or 12 for 30. Clips over 5 seconds can add supporting images. Start with Starter if your goal is video.