This article explains how to modify and improve a photo rendering.
This action is called post-production.
To understand how to generate a photo, click on this article.
Article Summary
Step 1: What is the EDIT feature?
Step 2: How to find the EDIT feature?
Step 3: How to Add shapes?
Step 4: How to Add images?
Step 1: What is the EDIT feature?
The EDIT feature is unlimited. Each rendering can be improved and modified.
Here is an example of post-production:
Without Edit
With Edit
You can save your changes for reuse and export your renders in different formats (.PNG, .JPEG, .PDF, .WEBP).
Step 2: How to find the EDIT feature?
You have two possibilities to find the Edit feature:
Option 1:
Go to your project
Click on your renders
Click on the render you want to edit
Option 2:
Click on the "Renders" tab
Click on the render you want to edit
Step 3: How to Add shapes?
Adding shapes allows you to add visual elements to your renders, thus transforming them into striking and personalized visual content.
You can add shapes and overlap them according to your brand.
Shape customization: Adapt the shapes to your taste by adjusting the size, color, alignment and rotation, so that they complement your image and attract attention.
Color palette: Access a wide range of colors and gradients to customize the color of the text, ensuring that it harmonizes with your image and reinforces your brand identity.
Layout: Use the front or back buttons to overlap different shapes on your rendering and create a 100% original image.
Step 4: How to Add images?
Adding an image allows you to add visual elements to your renders, thus transforming them into attractive and informative visual content. Whether you are creating images for social media, the image addition function allows you to customize your images according to your brand and your goal.
You can add your logo or even images referring to your brand.
Rotation and size control: Rotate your image at any angle to get dynamic layouts and creative designs, adding visual interest and enhancing storytelling.
Layout: Use the front or back buttons to overlap different images on your rendering and create a 100% original image.