Edit Image

Edit an existing image when you want to change a detail, combine images, or try another style. State what to change and what to keep, then check both in the result.

What you can do

Flick supports several editing workflows:

Combining multiple images
Maintaining character consistency
Editing specific parts of an image

Edit with a prompt

Select the image node.
In the chat box, describe the change and say what must stay the same.
Send. The result appears on the canvas as a new image node.

Example:

“Change the girl's hair color to white.”

Change the visual style

To change the look of an image while keeping its content:

Click the Change Style Node
The chat switches to Change Style Mode
Select a new visual style

After the style change, check that the character and camera angle still match.

Best practices

Name the change, not the picture.

Weak: "make it better."

Better: "change the raincoat to red; keep everything else."

Change one main thing per pass. This makes unwanted changes easier to trace.

Say what must stay. The model does not know what you consider fixed.

Weak: "put her in a cafe."

Better: "same character, same framing, replace the station with a cafe interior."

Review the result

Only the thing you named changed.
The character's face and build still match the source.
Lighting still makes sense after the edit.
Edges, hands, and any text survived the edit.

If something looks wrong

The whole image changed. Say "keep" explicitly and make one edit at a time.

The character's face drifted. Use a character reference alongside the edit; see AI character consistency: 5 methods compared.

The edit was ignored. The request may conflict with the pinned style or the reference. Simplify the instruction and try once more.

Visual Styles when the change you want is the whole look, not one detail.
Generate Video once the still is right.
Keep a character consistent across three shots for a sequence of edited shots.