Complete a controlled photo edit with a preservation list, before-and-after check and publication decision.
Turn a vague cleanup request into one allowed change and a list of details that must not move.
A useful edit request tells the tool what to change and gives the reviewer concrete protected properties. The source image stays available, because the output cannot prove what the tool changed.
A fictional café photo needs one crumpled cup removed. People, sign, furniture, crop and light remain protected.
Pick a low-risk image. Name one requested change, all protected people or objects, the target placement, prohibited changes and the reviewer.
Edit the supplied image for [placement]. Change only [requested change]. Preserve [protected properties]. Keep [crop and ratio]. Do not add [excluded details]. Flag any conflict instead of changing a protected property.
No. It teaches a reviewable method you can use with a permitted image editor.
Only with appropriate permission and according to the policy for the source and intended use.
No. It must pass factual, identity, rights and placement checks for the context where it will appear.
