Halyard, Three Edits
One lunch-table product photo, edited three ways on Wavemaker's own GPUs: the wine glass erased, the light moved to evening, and the scene redrawn as a linocut print, with the packaging copy kept.
The image edit tools change a still you already like instead of making a new one. Each is one self-hosted job that takes the photo and a sentence: erase names what to remove and heals the background, relight describes the new light, restyle names the new medium. Here one product photo becomes three variants, and the box's copy reads the same in each.
To make your own, give Wavemaker the still and say what should change and what must not, such as the lettering on a pack. Run edits from the original rather than chaining them, so faults don't accumulate, and compare at full size. Edits come back at about one megapixel; ask for an upscale when a delivery needs more.
