Use annotations to show what you want changed

Use this guide when you want to point at a specific part of an image instead of describing it in text, or when text descriptions have not been precise enough.

What annotations are for

• Mark a small area that is hard to describe.
• Disambiguate between similar objects in one photo.
• Protect an object by marking it clearly as “keep”.
• Combine a mark with a short instruction (“change this to warmer wood”).

How to use annotations

Open the annotation mode for the image, mark the area, then send a short message describing what you want done with the marked region.

• “Change this area to a warmer tone.”
• “Replace the highlighted piece with something lighter.”
• “Keep this corner exactly as it is.”

If you do not have the tool

Describe location using relative position (“bottom-left corner”), nearby objects, and one unique detail. If needed, upload a screenshot with a rough highlight drawn in another app.