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Edit Any Asset by Describing the Change

A finished asset is rarely finished. A stakeholder wants different copy on the banner, a character needs a different prop, a background element clashes with the UI. Traditionally each of those notes means reopening source files, repainting by hand, or regenerating from scratch and hoping the new render still matches the approved look.

Prompt editing on Layer removes that round trip. Describe the change in words—"change the sign to say Summer Sale," "swap the sword for a staff," "make the sky stormy"—and Layer re-renders the asset with your edit applied. It works across images and video, and everything you didn't mention stays consistent and on-style.

Key Capabilities

Natural-Language Edits, No Masking Type what should change and generate. There's no need to paint masks or make careful selections—the model figures out what your instruction refers to and leaves the rest of the asset untouched.

Change Text Inside Artwork Update button labels, banner copy, signage, and lockups by describing the new wording. Localizing or refreshing promotional text no longer requires rebuilding the asset.

Swap and Modify Elements Replace objects, change outfits, adjust colors, or restyle materials with a sentence. The edit blends into the existing composition instead of standing out as a patch.

Works on Images and Video The same describe-and-re-render flow applies to video clips, so a note on a motion asset doesn't force a full regeneration.

Batch and Workflow Ready Run the same prompt edit across a whole set of assets at once, or drop it into a node-based workflow so a recurring edit becomes a repeatable pipeline step.

How It Works

Select your asset Open any image or video in Layer—something you generated on the platform or something you uploaded from your existing library.

Describe the change Write the edit in plain language. Be as specific as you like: what should change, what it should become, and anything that must stay the same.

Generate and refine Layer re-renders the asset with the edit applied. Compare against the original, tweak the wording, and iterate until it's right—then apply the same edit to the rest of the batch.

Built for Game Production

Game Art Iteration Art direction notes become one-line edits instead of repaint requests. Adjust props, palettes, and details on approved assets without breaking the style your team signed off on.

UA Creative Variants Spin one hero creative into dozens of message and visual variants for ad testing. Change the headline text, the featured character, or the scene mood without rebuilding the layout.

Live-Ops Reskins Reskin existing assets for seasonal events—describe the holiday treatment and re-render, keeping the base composition players already recognize.

Marketing and Store Assets Update promotional art when offers, dates, or featured content change, keeping store pages and campaigns fresh without a production cycle.

Layer is trusted by 300+ game studios and entertainment brands, including Zynga, SciPlay, Huuuge Games, and Machine Zone, with access to 149+ AI models across image, video, 3D, and audio. Prompt editing turns feedback into finished assets at the speed of a sentence.

Edit with Prompts — FAQ

What is prompt editing?
Prompt editing lets you modify an existing image or video by describing the change in plain language. Layer re-renders the asset with your edit applied while keeping everything else consistent—no masking or manual selection required.
Does prompt editing work on video as well as images?
Yes. You can describe an edit to a video clip the same way you would for an image, and Layer applies the change across the footage while keeping it on-style.
Can I edit text inside an image, like a button label or logo lockup?
Yes. Changing text is one of the most common uses—describe the new wording and Layer re-renders the asset with the updated text in place.
Can I run prompt edits on many assets at once?
Yes. Every editing tool on Layer works on single assets or in batches, and prompt edits can also run inside node-based workflows for repeatable pipelines.
Is my artwork used to train AI models?
No. Customer data is never used to train foundation models, and Layer is SOC 2 Type II certified with SSO/SCIM and role-based access for enterprise teams.

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