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Edit Mode Guide

Before and after of a blurred shoe region replaced with high-resolution material

Edit Mode is especially useful for:

Scenario

What it can do

High-resolution replacement

When an AI-generated image has blurry or broken local details, select the region and replace it with high-resolution material.

Layout adjustment

Adjust object position, size, and proportion inside the image.

Marked edits(coming soon)

Draw or mark on the image, then use a prompt to modify it.


1. Enter Edit Mode

Double-click an image node on the canvas, or click Edit Mode in the right sidebar.

A living-room image in Edit Mode showing the layer-detection state

2. Load and select layers

The first time you edit an image, Virse spends a few seconds detecting layers. After detection finishes, you can select different object layers in the image.

A detected air-purifier layer outlined within the living-room scene

If something was not detected correctly, or if you want a custom region, click Add Layer above the layer panel and draw the area manually.

A custom region drawn around a side table, with the layer list and edit-task panel alongside

3. Add edit tasks

A floor fan selected on the canvas, with a replace-object instruction being attached to it

After selecting an object layer, enter an edit instruction in the workbench below and describe the change you want.

  • When a reference image is needed, upload an image or select one from the canvas. The shortcut is Option/Alt.

After entering the instruction, click Mark to attach it to the selected layer.

The layer list and edit-task panel with a reference-replace task queued for the fan layer

Marked edits appear in the edit task list on the right, where you can manage all edit tasks for the current image.


4. Generate the result

Click Start Generation. All tasks in the list are executed together and rendered into a new image.

Before and after of the edit run: the floor fan has been removed from the scene

The generated result appears as a new image node on the canvas. The original image remains unchanged.


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