It removes the need to manually mask or retouch images when only a specific element must change, letting creators make precise edits with a single instruction.
Reimorph is a web‑based image‑to‑image generative editor. Users upload a reference JPG/PNG/WebP up to 10 MB, write a single textual instruction describing the desired change, and the system runs a diffusion model that reconstructs the scene while preserving the parts marked to stay unchanged. The workflow consists of three steps: upload, prompt, compare. The backend offers multiple models (Grok, Nano Banana Pro, FLUX variants, Qwen) each with a disclosed credit cost; the generate button shows the exact credit consumption before execution. Results are stored in a private workspace, never used for training, and can be downloaded in JPG, PNG or WebP. Failed generations automatically refund credits. The interface also lets users send the same reference to different models for side‑by‑side quality and cost comparison.
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