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Change a picture you already have

A photo with clutter on the desk, a logo in the wrong colour, a picture that needs a lighter background. Describe the change and Chetty makes a new version, leaving the original untouched.

Before you start

  • Editing pictures must be switched on for your organization. When Chetty answers that it cannot edit images, ask your administrator.
  • The picture must be a PNG or JPEG file of at most 10 MB, in the Project where you are working, or a public address on the internet.

Describe the change

  1. Open a conversation in the Project with the picture.
  2. Say which file to change and what to change, for example: "take foto-kancelar.jpg and remove the boxes from the desk, then make the wall light grey".
  3. Send the request and wait. A new picture can take up to two minutes.
  4. Read the answer; it names the new file. The original stays as it was.

You can also point Chetty to a public picture on the internet by its address. A picture behind a login, or on your own computer only, will not open.

Where the result is saved

The new picture is saved in the Project as a separate file, by default in the generated-images folder with a unique name. Ask for another name in the same request: "save it as foto-kancelar-nova.jpg".

The original is never replaced unless you explicitly ask for the same name.

Show the picture in the conversation

The result is not shown by itself. Ask: "Show me the new picture." Chetty attaches it to the conversation, and you can compare it with the original.

What to expect

  • Editing makes a new picture, not a pixel-exact repair. Small details may move.
  • The size of the result is chosen by the service, so it may differ from the original.
  • A picture can take up to two minutes; a public address must answer within that time too.
  • A picture larger than 10 MB is refused. Shrink it first.

If it does not work

  • Chetty answers that it cannot edit pictures. Editing is not switched on for your account. Ask your administrator to enable it.
  • The request is refused without an explanation. Name exactly one picture: either a file in the Project, or one public address, never both.
  • The picture from the internet does not open. It is probably behind a login or on a private address. Download it into the Project and edit the file instead.
  • The result looks nothing like the original. Describe the change in smaller steps and try again; keep the parts you want unchanged in words as well.