> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ai-photo-editor.gitbook.io/civon-ai-image-editor/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ai-photo-editor.gitbook.io/civon-ai-image-editor/overview.md).

# Overview

Task-oriented guidance for prompt-led still-image edits, compatible settings, output review, credits, privacy, rights, and troubleshooting.

Civon provides a browser-based workflow for editing existing photographs and illustrations with a prompt. Upload supported references, describe an intended change, choose currently available settings, check the credit quote, generate a still image, and review it before downloading.

Use this guide for background changes, distraction removal, lighting directions, style exploration, reference composition, or scene extension. These are editing requests to explore; results may change details you wanted to keep.

## Choose a starting point

* Read the quickstart to prepare an input and make a first request.
* Use the editing guide to describe a change and identify details to inspect.
* Use the review checklist before sharing or using an output.
* Check capabilities, account requirements, credits, privacy, and rights when planning a task.
* Use troubleshooting when an input or setting is unavailable or a result misses the goal.

This documentation concerns the still-image editor. Civon's other image and video workflows have separate routes and constraints.

## Product source

Open the current [Civon AI Image Editor](https://civon.ai/image-editor) to check available options and quotes. The live interface controls dynamic model and account choices; this guide does not fix their availability or cost.


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