One Prompt, Many Photos
Stop repeating the same request. Write one instruction and apply it across multiple photos while getting a separate output for each original.
AI Batch Photo Editor
Upload your photos once, describe the change you want, and let AI edit each image individually.
Every photo uses its own original image as the starting reference, with optional shared references for a consistent look across your batch.
Each photo becomes a separate AI editing task.
This same prompt will be applied to each photo separately.
Each photo is automatically used as its own referenceOriginal photo used as reference automatically — no need to upload it twice.
Add style, clothing, product, or background references for every photo in the batch.
Up to 4 shared references with this model (each photo also counts as one image).
Charged per photo when the model accepts the task. Failed photos are refunded automatically.
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Upload a few photos to get started.One prompt → separate results
Upload 10 photos and you get 10 independent editing tasks — not one collage. Every task uses the same prompt and settings, and starts from its own original photo.
Shared reference images are added to every task; a reference you attach to a single photo is used only for that photo. Results stay matched to their source files, so a failed photo can be retried on its own.
How it works
Add multiple product photos, portraits, or creative images. Each upload is handled as its own editing task—not combined into a single collage.
Tell the AI what to change, add, remove, or restyle. The same instruction is applied separately to every photo in the batch.
Every source photo is automatically used as its own reference. You can also upload shared reference images to guide a look, product, outfit, or background across the batch.
Preview a photo, process your batch, compare each result with its original, and download individual images or all completed edits as a ZIP.
Features
Stop repeating the same request. Write one instruction and apply it across multiple photos while getting a separate output for each original.
Your original photo remains the starting point for its edit. The AI doesn't treat an entire photo collection as one combined scene.
Guide a common style, accessory, product, or background with optional references that can be used across all tasks.
Test your prompt on one photo before committing to the entire batch, so you can refine the instruction first.
Track every image separately. Review successful edits as they finish and retry an individual task without starting over.
Keep each result as its own image file. Download the photos you need individually or save completed results in one ZIP archive.
Use cases
Create cleaner, more consistent product listings by updating backgrounds, lighting, and presentation across a catalog.
Replace distracting scenes with a studio setting, branded backdrop, or lifestyle environment using a shared instruction.
Apply the same outfit direction to multiple portraits, with an optional clothing reference image.
Guide skin, lighting, and color improvements across an event, team, or portrait collection while keeping each photo separate.
Give a set of images a shared cinematic, illustrated, vintage, or editorial feel.
Prepare multiple campaign visuals with a shared creative direction, then download individual assets.
Prompt templates
@source is the current photo in each task. @reference1 is your first shared reference image. Templates set a direction — they don't guarantee identical results on every photo.
Replace the background of @source with a clean pure-white studio background. Preserve the product's shape, proportions, colors, labels, and small details. Add a natural soft shadow.
Place the product from @source in a realistic, well-lit modern home setting. Keep the product itself unchanged and visually prominent.
Give @source a premium studio photography look with soft diffused lighting, neutral tones, clean composition, and realistic shadows.
Replace the background in @source with a background inspired by @reference1. Preserve the main subject, pose, and framing.
Dress the person in @source in the outfit shown in @reference1. Preserve the person's facial identity, pose, body proportions, and original scene as much as possible.
Retouch @source naturally. Improve uneven lighting and minor blemishes while preserving skin texture, facial features, hairstyle, and identity.
Restyle @source with a cinematic editorial look, gentle film grain, balanced highlights, and warm color grading while preserving the core subjects.
Transform @source into a polished anime illustration. Preserve the original subject, pose, clothing details, and scene composition.
Remove distracting small objects from the background of @source. Reconstruct the affected areas naturally. Do not remove the main subject.
Create a clean e-commerce listing photo from @source with balanced lighting, a centered subject, and a minimal neutral background. Preserve product branding and proportions.
Improve @source into a bright, realistic real estate listing photograph. Balance the exposure, straighten visual perspective where possible, and preserve the room's actual architecture and layout.
Create a polished pet portrait from @source with flattering soft light, a simple complementary background, and realistic fur details. Preserve the pet's distinctive appearance.
About batch editing
An AI batch photo editor lets you apply the same image editing instruction to multiple photos without manually repeating the process for every file. Upload a group of source photos, enter one prompt, and create a separate AI editing task for each image. Each task uses its own original photo as the starting reference, so you can edit existing pictures rather than generate one combined image from the entire batch.
You can use batch AI photo editing for product photos, portrait retouching, background changes, outfit edits, and visual style adjustments. When available for the selected model, extra reference images can help guide a shared look across the set. Review results individually, since generative edits can vary between source photos and may alter small details.
Traditional batch photo tools are useful for repeatable operations such as resizing, cropping, and adjusting exposure. A prompt-based AI batch photo editor is designed for semantic changes: replacing an object, changing an outfit, restyling a scene, or creating a different photographic environment. Instead of recording a sequence of manual edits, you describe the result in natural language and apply that instruction to each image separately.
Limits
These are the limits the editor checks before you submit.
FAQ
Yes. Upload several source photos, write one edit prompt, and process them as separate editing tasks in a single batch.
Yes. The batch uses one shared editing instruction, and each photo is edited independently using that instruction.
Yes. By default, each source photo is automatically used as the primary reference for its own editing task.
Yes. You can add shared reference images to guide a common style, outfit, product, or background across the batch. The number you can add depends on the selected model.
Each source photo already has its own original reference. You can also attach up to two additional references to a single photo before you submit it; they are used only for that task.
No. Each uploaded photo becomes a separate task and produces its own result. The tool does not automatically create a collage.
Yes. Write a shared background instruction and apply it to every product photo. Check each result for subject edges and important details.
You can use a shared clothing reference and the same outfit instruction across multiple portraits. Results may vary with each person's pose and original clothing.
You can instruct the AI to preserve important details, but generative editing cannot guarantee exact preservation. Review critical faces, text, branding, and product features before publishing.
Use the single-photo preview to test your instruction first, then process the remaining photos once you're satisfied with the direction.
Tasks are tracked independently. Other successful results remain available, the credits for the failed photo are refunded, and you can retry that photo on its own.
Yes. Each finished edit is available as its own image file; you can also download completed results together as a ZIP.
No. Batch photo editing starts from existing source photos and modifies each one. Bulk image generation may create new images from prompts without requiring a distinct source photo for each output.
A shared reference can help guide a similar look, but it does not guarantee pixel-identical generated backgrounds. For an exact repeated background, a cutout-and-composite workflow is more reliable.
Up to 20 photos per batch. The upload counter in the editor shows how many you have added.
Batch editing uses credits. The price depends on the model, quality setting, and number of photos, and the total is shown before you run the batch. New accounts get 2 free credits.
Ready when you are
Upload your photos, write one instruction, preview a result, and download the whole batch.
Generative edits can vary between photos and may change small details. Review faces, text, logos and product features before publishing. H3 Image is independent and not affiliated with MiniMax or OpenAI.