Does Circledit train AI on my images?

No. Uploads are never used to train any model. Images are deleted from Circledit's servers within 30 days, and users can delete them instantly at any time.

Can I use Circledit's results commercially?

Yes. Everything generated is the user's to use in listings, ads, and catalogs, subject to standard terms of service.

What languages can I write edit instructions in?

Any language — English, Chinese, Spanish, Arabic, Vietnamese, and more. The interface itself ships in English and Chinese.

Circledit — Circle it. Say it. Done.

Why annotation, not chat

A chat box guesses. A circle pins it down.

Chat-based AI editor

Two guesses per request: which part, which shade.

Circledit

“make this forest green”

You pin the where and the what — nothing left to guess.

Why this matters when the picture has to be trusted

A chat-based editor only has your words to work with — it has to guess which region you mean and which exact shade, and it redraws the whole image doing it, so everything else drifts a little too. That's fine for a casual edit. It's not fine when the picture has to convince a buyer this is what the real product will look like. Circledit removes both guesses — the region is exactly what you circled, the color is exactly what you referenced — and restores everything else from your original file, pixel for pixel. That's what makes the output trustworthy enough to quote from, not just a cool AI edit.

How it works

From one photo to a full colorway set.

Three steps, every time — whether you're changing one part or ten.

1 · Upload your hero shot

One clean product photo is all you need — the same one you'd already use for a listing.

2 · Circle each part, say the color

Box the laces, box the sole, box anything else that changes. Attach a reference swatch if you have one — it beats describing a color in words.

3 · Generate once, get every part changed

One generation resolves every circled region. Run it again for the next colorway — everything you didn't circle stays pixel-identical.

Safety boot before editing, one product photo

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Same boot photo with laces changed to safety orange and sole changed to white, both in one generation

Real Circledit output · two circled regions, two instructions, one generation · stitching, texture, and background untouched

What it does

Built to survive a full colorway run.

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Same boot with laces changed to orange and sole changed to white in one pass

Every part, one generation

Circle the laces, the sole, the strap — each with its own instruction — and resolve all of them in a single generation. Not five edits stitched together after the fact.

Match the reference, not a guess

Attach a reference photo or a color swatch to any circled region. “This exact orange” beats three sentences describing orange — and it's what buyers actually compare your variant against.

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Same photo with the keychain removed, everything else pixel-identical

Variant six still matches variant one

Outside your circles, nothing is approximated — it's restored from your original file, pixel for pixel. Run the same photo through ten colorways and the stitching, the shadow, the background stay identical across all ten.

A full colorway set before lunch

No reshoot, no studio booking, no compositing between rounds. Upload once, circle each part once, generate as many colorways as your line needs.

Who it’s for

Built for the people who ship the same product in ten colors.

Factories, private-label brands, and the sellers who run their own listings — whether it's a new colorway a buyer is asking about before you've sampled it, or a variant you already stock, if your product photo has to come back for every colorway or material, this is built for you.

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Same boot with laces and sole changed together in one generation

Multiple parts, one generation

A shoe isn’t one surface — it’s laces, sole, panels, stitching. Circle each part with its own instruction and get the whole variant in a single pass, not five separate edits to reconcile.

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Same bag recolored to forest green, matching an attached reference swatch

The exact color, not close enough

Attach the Pantone or fabric swatch you already have and Circledit matches it — because “close enough” doesn’t fly when a buyer holds your sample next to the listing photo.

Pricing

Simple, and honest about costs.

Every AI edit costs real compute money, so the free tier is capped and the paid tiers are generous. No credit roulette, no dark patterns.

Early access

10 free edits — 3 before signup
All tools included
Small watermark on exports

Join the waitlist

Starter

$9.9/mo

100 edits per month
No watermark
Priority over free queue

Join waitlist — locks this price

Pro

$29/mo

400 edits per month
Fastest queue
New features first

Join the waitlist

Prices final at launch · taxes handled at checkout · cancel anytime

Questions

Fair questions, straight answers.

How is this different from ChatGPT or Photoshop’s AI?

ChatGPT only takes your words — it has to guess which region and which exact shade, then redraws the whole image doing it. Photoshop’s AI lives inside Creative Cloud, with Creative Cloud pricing and a learning curve. Circledit removes the guessing: circle the exact region, attach the exact reference color, and only that region changes. If your edit is casual, ChatGPT is fine. If the result has to hold up in front of a buyer, you need the guessing gone.

Do you train AI on my images?

No. Your uploads are never used to train any model. Images are deleted from our servers within 30 days, and you can delete them instantly anytime. Your product photos are your business, not our dataset.

Can I use the results commercially?

Yes. Everything you generate is yours to use in listings, ads, catalogs — anywhere. (Standard terms apply: don’t use it for anything illegal or deceptive.)

Why a waitlist instead of open signup?

Because every edit costs us real GPU money. Opening the doors gradually keeps the free tier genuinely free — instead of quietly degraded the way “unlimited” tools end up. First in line, first to edit.

What language can I write instructions in?

Any. English, 中文, Español, العربية, Tiếng Việt — the AI reads them all. The interface itself ships in English and Chinese.

What’s the refund policy?

14 days, no questions asked. Email us and we’ll refund your latest payment. Subscriptions can be cancelled anytime and stay active until the period ends.

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