Can the decoration be removed?

Yes: one Ctrl+Z takes you back. The decoration is painted straight into the selected layer, so to be able to remove it later, duplicate the layer first — delete the top layer and the photo is back as it was, or just lower its opacity to make the decoration fainter. After exporting PSD they're still two separate layers in Photoshop.

Is my photo uploaded?

Yes. This step sends the image on your selected layer to the cloud; the button carries a cloud icon you can see before tapping. If you'd rather add a frame, a glow or simple decoration yourself, the editor's shapes, brushes, gradients and layer styles run entirely on your device — nothing uploaded, no account, works offline.

Any copyright issues with the decorative elements?

The decoration is painted by the model rather than pulled from a stock library, and exports carry no watermark. But if you ask for a specific brand mark, cartoon character or protected likeness, that part may touch someone else's rights — the judgement is yours. Generic seasonal elements (snow, confetti, flares, wreaths) don't raise the question.

Can I decorate a batch the same way?

Yes. You can drop a whole set in at once; each photo opens in its own tab. Tap “Decorate” on each one — or ask the AI in the chat to work through them one by one — then zip them up with batch export. Each photo is its own document, so you can adjust one individually or undo just one of them.

AI Decorate

The point isn't how pretty it gets — it's that you can take it back: not happy, one Ctrl+Z and it's gone

or start a blank document

With decoration, the hard part is usually not adding it but getting the amount right: snow too dense, lights in the wrong place, a different holiday in mind — the difference between a bit more and a bit less often only shows side by side. So what decoration needs most is being able to try again and again.

Here's how this page does it: the AI decorates your photo and the result replaces the layer you selected; not happy, one Ctrl+Z takes you back. To compare back and forth, duplicate the layer first (Ctrl+J) and the original stays underneath. This step sends the layer you selected to the cloud; in the AI panel it carries a cloud icon next to its title.

Key features

One step to take it back

The decoration is painted straight into the layer you selected; not happy, one Ctrl+Z takes you back. To keep the original for comparison, duplicate the layer first. For decoration you can move on its own or fade with opacity, add it yourself with shapes and brushes on a new layer.

Placed with the picture, not stuck on top

The “Decorate” card has no settings: click it for a first version — what goes to the model is a request to make the picture look better without changing the main subject; for anything specific ("some warm light spots top right, don't cover the person") keep talking in the chat.

Occasions by name

Birthday, Lunar New Year, Christmas, wedding, graduation, an opening — name the occasion, or describe it ("a little gold confetti, keep it quiet"). Not right? Say what's off and it edits what's there.

You can also do it yourself

The editor has shapes, brushes, gradients and layer styles — drawing your own frame or glow is entirely doable, and that path needs no account and works offline. The AI just makes it faster.

How to use

1
Drop the photo in

Anywhere on the page catches it. You can also click to pick a file, or press Ctrl+V to paste.
2
Pick the layer to decorate

The panel labels layers L1/L2/L3. Usually there's only one, so you can go straight on.
3
Hand it to the AI assistant, then say how much

In the AI panel click “Decorate” and this layer goes to the AI assistant; the occasion and how much ("a bit of birthday feel, not too loud", "just some warm light top right") go in the chat — saying how much matters more than the occasion; most people regret adding too much.
4
Adjust and export

If you duplicated the layer first, lower the top layer's opacity to make the decoration fainter, and hide it to see the original. When you're happy, export PNG / JPG / WebP / PSD, no watermark.

FAQ

Can the decoration be removed?: Yes: one Ctrl+Z takes you back. The decoration is painted straight into the selected layer, so to be able to remove it later, duplicate the layer first — delete the top layer and the photo is back as it was, or just lower its opacity to make the decoration fainter. After exporting PSD they're still two separate layers in Photoshop.
Is my photo uploaded?: Yes. This step sends the image on your selected layer to the cloud; the button carries a cloud icon you can see before tapping. If you'd rather add a frame, a glow or simple decoration yourself, the editor's shapes, brushes, gradients and layer styles run entirely on your device — nothing uploaded, no account, works offline.
Any copyright issues with the decorative elements?: The decoration is painted by the model rather than pulled from a stock library, and exports carry no watermark. But if you ask for a specific brand mark, cartoon character or protected likeness, that part may touch someone else's rights — the judgement is yours. Generic seasonal elements (snow, confetti, flares, wreaths) don't raise the question.
Can I decorate a batch the same way?: Yes. You can drop a whole set in at once; each photo opens in its own tab. Tap “Decorate” on each one — or ask the AI in the chat to work through them one by one — then zip them up with batch export. Each photo is its own document, so you can adjust one individually or undo just one of them.

Try AI Decorate now

Sends the image on your selected layer to the cloud · adding decoration yourself with shapes, brushes and gradients runs on your device — nothing uploaded, no sign-in