AI relighting: change a photo’s lighting without a reshoot
The photo already exists, but the lighting is wrong? Reposition the light source on a 3D sphere and get new lighting — without redoing the shoot.
How it works
Drop a photo
Upload an image or pick one from your history.
Place the light
Drag the lamp on the 3D sphere, or pick a preset, then set direction, height, intensity and temperature.
Generate
The AI recomputes the lighting and shadows, and you export the relit visual.
A good photo with bad lighting is the most frustrating case: the pose is right, the product is sharp, but the light is flat, poorly angled or too cool. Reshooting just to fix the lighting costs time, a studio and a photographer — for a single variable to change.
AI relighting starts from your photo and replaces its lighting. You drag the light source around the subject on a 3D sphere; the shadow falls on the opposite side, exactly like in a studio. Direction, height, intensity and light color are all fine-tuned, and six presets place the lamp in one click. All for 3 credits per image, with no reshoot.
Place the lamp by hand
Drag the light source on the 3D sphere around the subject; the shadow falls on the opposite side. Six presets — Top, Bottom, Front, Back, Right, Left — position the lamp instantly.
Fine control, not a filter
Adjust direction (0° = front, 90° = right, 180° = back), height (from -90° below to 90° straight above) and intensity (from 0, soft, to 10, high-contrast) to get exactly the look you want.
The right color temperature
Five ready-made moods, from warm and cozy to neutral white and on to very cool blue and industrial — or pick a custom color. White keeps the light neutral.
Three ways to handle the original light
Replace the existing lighting entirely, add a source on top of the light already there, or add then dim the original — depending on whether you start fresh or fix a decent base.
Who is it for, and when?
- A product photo with flat or poorly angled light, to rescue without a reshoot.
- Harmonizing the lighting of a catalog shot under different conditions.
- Warming up or cooling down a visual’s mood to match a campaign.
- Creating several lighting variants of the same product to test what converts.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, when only the lighting is the problem. You start from the existing photo and reposition the light instead of redoing the shoot — useful when the pose and product are already right.
Your next catalogue shoot starts here.
Launch it without a studio, without an agency, without post-production.