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AI can draw now. But can it use photo-editing software for you? That’s what this AI assistant update for TutuEdit is aiming to do. Not just give you another image. But bring AI into the editor to create layers, lay out text, and fine-tune details for you, building your design step by step. What’s the difference? You get more than a finished image. You get layers you can keep editing. The title is a title, the background is a background, and the decorations are decorations. Want to change a line of text? No need to rebuild the whole design. Want to move an element? Just edit that element. Take this cover for The Grave Robbers’ Chronicles. The book title, mist, strands of hair, and shadows around the eyes are all separate layers in the editor. Say “Make the character more detailed, but leave the title and layout alone,” and AI keeps working within the original design instead of handing you a brand-new image. You can see this process in the cover screenshot, and PNG and SVG versions of the artwork are attached too. What does this mean for people who aren’t familiar with design software? Making promo graphics for your shop: the price changes, so you change just the price. Making an event poster: the time changes, so you edit the text directly. Making a profile cover: happy with this version? Keep using it next time. You explain what you want. AI handles the editor. And you can take over and keep editing yourself at any time. Underneath, it’s not just an image-generation box that only lets you see the result. It’s a Photoshop / Photopea-style layer-editing environment, with export support for PNG, SVG, PSD, and more. Post an image, keep editing, or hand the file to someone else to continue working on it—it doesn’t all have to end with a finished image. We want to do more than teach AI to draw. We want people who aren’t familiar with the tools to bring their ideas to life—and keep refining them. TutuEdit → https://tutuedit.com Powered by TutuAgent → https://tutuagent.com If you had an AI that understood your requests and could use the editor for you, what would you want it to make first? #图图修图 #TutuEdit #AI助手 #不会设计也想做图

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AI can draw now. But can it use photo-editing software for you? That’s what this AI assistant update for TutuEdit is aiming to do. Not just give you another image. But bring AI into the editor to create layers, lay out text, and fine-tune details for you, building your design step by step. What’s the difference? You get more than a finished image. You get layers you can keep editing. The title is a title, the background is a background, and the decorations are decorations. Want to change a line of text? No need to rebuild the whole design. Want to move an element? Just edit that element. Take this cover for The Grave Robbers’ Chronicles. The book title, mist, strands of hair, and shadows around the eyes are all separate layers in the editor. Say “Make the character more detailed, but leave the title and layout alone,” and AI keeps working within the original design instead of handing you a brand-new image. You can see this process in the cover screenshot, and PNG and SVG versions of the artwork are attached too. What does this mean for people who aren’t familiar with design software? Making promo graphics for your shop: the price changes, so you change just the price. Making an event poster: the time changes, so you edit the text directly. Making a profile cover: happy with this version? Keep using it next time. You explain what you want. AI handles the editor. And you can take over and keep editing yourself at any time. Underneath, it’s not just an image-generation box that only lets you see the result. It’s a Photoshop / Photopea-style layer-editing environment, with export support for PNG, SVG, PSD, and more. Post an image, keep editing, or hand the file to someone else to continue working on it—it doesn’t all have to end with a finished image. We want to do more than teach AI to draw. We want people who aren’t familiar with the tools to bring their ideas to life—and keep refining them. TutuEdit → tutuedit.com Powered by TutuAgent → tutuagent.com If you had an AI that understood your requests and could use the editor for you, what would you want it to make first? #Tutu Photo Editing #TutuEdit #AI Assistant #No Design Skills, Still Wanna Create

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