AI photo editor for the photos your business actually posts
Puw is an AI photo editor for business photos rather than selfies. You upload a shot, say what you want in plain words — warmer light, clear the clutter, make it feel like morning — and it re-renders the scene at 4K in about twenty seconds. The first render is free and no card is asked for.
Traditional editors give you sliders and expect you to know which one to reach for. Generative editors give you a prompt box and no guarantee that what you did not ask to change stays unchanged. Puw sits between the two: you write a note, and the render is bounded so that the parts a business cannot afford to have altered — a face, a brand mark, a price — come back identical.
Drop one or many — they all render at the same time, each with its own mode and notes.
Mode and size below apply to every photo — set a different mode or note on any row to override it.
Real outputs
A feed, not a pitch deck.
Every photo below started as a phone snapshot. Tap one to compare before / after.
Where ordinary enhancers stop.
| Enhance-style AI | Filter apps | Puw | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How you steer it | One "enhance" button | Preset picker | Plain-language notes per photo |
| Editing many at once | One at a time | Same preset for all | Every photo its own note and mode |
| Protected content | Nothing is protected | Everything is protected | Faces, logos and text held fixed |
| Composition | Untouched | Untouched | Optional — Creative mode re-frames |
| Output | Same size in, same size out | Screen resolution | 4K native, 8K and 16K upscale |
| Card needed to try | Often yes | Often yes | No — first render free |
Three steps, about twenty seconds.
- Step 1
Drop in the photo, or the whole set. Each one gets its own row, so a twelve-room listing goes in as one job.
- Step 2
Write the note in your own words — "brighter, keep the wood floor", "make the plate the hero". No slider vocabulary to learn.
- Step 3
Check the before/after side by side, then download at 4K or push it to 8K or 16K.
The specifics.
- Notes per photo
- Up to 300 characters
- Modes
- Precise+, Precise, Balanced, Creative, Creative+
- Native render
- 4K
- Typical time
- ~20 seconds
- Free to try
- 1 render, no card
- Entry price
- $9 one-time / 30 photos
Built for what you actually shoot.
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Questions people ask.
Is this AI photo editor really free?
The first render costs nothing and no card is asked for. Paid plans start at $9 one-time for 30 photos; the monthly plans work out between $0.07 and $0.10 per photo.
Do I need to know photo editing?
No. You describe the outcome in ordinary words rather than choosing exposure, curves and white balance. If you leave the note empty, Puw makes the call for you based on what the scene is.
How much can it change the photo?
That is what the mode picker controls. Precise+ pins the geometry and only fixes light and colour. Creative+ re-stages the shot with a new angle and dramatic lighting. Balanced sits in the middle.
Will it invent things that were not in the room?
In Precise and Precise+ it does not add objects. In Creative modes it may restage lighting and framing, which is the point of those modes — use Precise for anything that has to represent the room truthfully.
Can I edit a batch with different instructions each?
Yes. Drop in as many as you like; every row carries its own mode and its own note, and they all render at the same time rather than queueing behind one another.
What formats can I upload?
JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP and GIF. HEIC straight off an iPhone works without converting first. AVIF is not supported yet.
From $0.07 a photo.
First render free, no card. After that: $9 one-time for 30 photos, or $19 a month for 200 — down to $0.07 each on Studio.
