Real results, grouped by tool
Every image below was produced by Editasteic. Browse them by capability, then open the tool that made the one you need.
Cut-outs, resolution, object edits, and style changes, each shown as a real result.
Background removal on a studio photo of an astronaut. The desert backdrop is gone and the subject is exported as a transparent PNG.
See the Background Remover
The checkerboard marks pixels that are genuinely transparent: a real PNG export, not a white fill.
The astronaut photo upscaled to a larger size. Edges and texture are reconstructed as it scales, not just stretched.
See the Image Upscaler
The full image and the magnified crop are two views of the same upscale, not two separate examples.
The crystals on the right were replaced with a ship, and the model generated new content around it. The tool can also remove objects from a description or a manual mask.
See Remove Objects from Photos
This is a real replace edit (crystals → ship). It is shown as replacement, not as a removal demo.
The original photo is used as a reference to generate another version. Oil Painting has a verified full-image result; Comic Book Style is shown as a crop.
See Change the Style of a Photo
These are detail crops of one image, not three full results. Oil Painting also has a verified full-image result; Comic Book Style is available only as this crop.
Translate text in an image as a new visual piece, not as text extracted into a separate field.
A real result generated from a graphic with English captions. The translation is integrated into a new image, and some details may vary.
See Translate an image
One real English → Spanish pair. English and Spanish are two of the six available target languages.
Generate a 3D mesh from an image and review the same result from different angles.
One astronaut image, generated into one geometry-only STL mesh and rotated in the Editasteic viewer. It downloads as a plain grey model.
See Image to 3D Model
One generated STL, shown from three angles in the viewer. The same result, not three generations.
Custom 3D printing is a separate request logged for later review and a quote. No physical print is shown here because none exists yet, only the real STL the request is logged with. See Custom 3D Printing
Yes. Every example was produced by Editasteic itself. Nothing here is a mockup, a CSS filter, or an image edited in another tool.
You can open the same tool and choose the same preset, but generative transformations may produce different results with each photo or repeat.