AI Decorate
The point isn't how pretty it looks — it's that you can take it back off. Decoration and photo stay two layers.
There's no shortage of tools that decorate a photo, and they nearly all share one problem: the decoration is burned into the image. Too much snow, the string lights in the wrong place, wrong holiday after all — and your only options are to start over or live with it. Which is unfortunate, because decoration is exactly the thing you want to try repeatedly: a little more or a little less is a difference you can only judge by seeing them side by side.
Here the decoration lands on its own layer: position, size, rotation and opacity are all adjustable, and deleting that layer returns the photo to exactly how it was. Want a different style? Replace that layer; the photo doesn't need reprocessing. This step sends the image on your selected layer to the cloud and needs a sign-in; the button carries a cloud icon.
Key features
The decoration is a layer, not baked in
Afterwards you can move it, scale it, rotate it, lower its opacity or just delete it. Not a pixel of the photo underneath has changed — which is the main difference from one-tap decoration tools.
Placed with the picture, not stuck on top
It reads the light direction and the empty areas before placing anything, so flares land where the light already is and falling elements avoid faces. The more specific you are, the better: "warm flare in the top right, don't cover anyone".
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 inAnywhere on the page catches it. You can also click to pick a file, or press Ctrl+V to paste.
- 2 Pick the layer to decorateThe panel labels layers L1/L2/L3. Usually there's only one, so you can go straight on.
- 3 Say the occasion and how much"A bit of birthday feel, not rowdy", "just a warm glow top right" — how much matters more than which occasion. What people regret is almost always adding too much.
- 4 Adjust and exportThe decoration layer can be moved, scaled and faded. Then export PNG / JPG / WebP / PSD, no watermark.
FAQ
- Can the decoration be removed?
- Yes, and that's the point of this page: the decoration is its own layer, so deleting it returns the photo exactly as it was. You can also just lower its opacity to soften it, or move it elsewhere. Export as PSD and it's 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. Drop the set in at once and say what to add; it works through them and zips the result. Each photo still arrives as its own layer, 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 and needs sign-in · shapes, brushes and gradients for doing it yourself run on your device with no upload and no account