Edit Photos by Just Describing What You Want: My Imgful AI Experience

刘书柱

Why I Wanted to Try Imgful

I’ve always struggled with photo editing—either learning Photoshop or hunting for templates and tweaking settings. When I heard about Imgful, an AI photo editor powered by Nana Banana and other models that lets you "edit with words," I decided to see if it could really turn plain descriptions into usable images.

Getting Started: Three Steps Only

The flow is straightforward:

Upload Your Image – Drag and drop or select from your device. Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, etc., up to 10MB per image (some use cases support up to 50MB).
Describe What You Want – Type your edit in the prompt field, e.g. "delete that stranger," "golden hour lighting," or "put me on a tropical beach."
Wait a Few Seconds & Download – Your result is ready in seconds. You can tweak the prompt and regenerate as many times as you like.

You can choose Image to Image or Text to Image, select the Nano Banana model, add reference images, and pick aspect ratios (1:1, 16:9, 9:16, etc.), so you keep control over composition and style.

What I Noticed While Using It

No design skills needed – No layers, masks, or curves. Natural language is enough to get usable results. Great if you know what you want but don’t know how to do it technically.
Fast – Most edits finish in seconds; more complex ones like style transfer or background swap take about 10–15 seconds. No long queues.
Faces stay stable – When swapping backgrounds or changing styles, faces stay recognizable and natural. Important for portrait edits.
Versatile styles – One prompt can turn a photo into paintings, sketches, or anime while keeping the subject recognizable.

Who It’s Good For

E-commerce sellers – Product photos, clean backgrounds, and multiple color variants.
Content creators & influencers – Cover images, thumbnails, and social media graphics without opening heavy software.
Marketing & agencies – Campaign visuals, multi-size assets, and A/B test variations.
Casual users – Travel photos with new backgrounds, remove strangers, or unify style across a set of images.

Commercial Use & Rights

According to the site, edited images come with full commercial usage rights—no attribution or watermarks required. You can use them in client work, marketing, and social media. This matters a lot if you need reliable commercial rights.

Free vs. Paid

Imgful offers a free trial with no credit card required. For frequent or high-volume use, there are subscription plans.

Final Thoughts

Imgful shortens the path from "describe what you want" to "get an edited image." It’s a good fit if you don’t want to learn professional tools but still want quick, usable edits. If you’re the kind of person who has ideas but prefers not to fuss with software, give it a try: Try Free Now.