Grok Imagine Image 2

Editing workflow

Generate, separate layers and edit selected regions.

The workspace connects the complete Grok Imagine Image 2.0 workflow: generate a base image, build its segment map, select one or more layers, then describe the edit.

Grok Imagine Image 2 editing workflow concept image
Grok Imagine Image 2 editing workflow concept image

Automatic layer separation

Create a segment map from a completed Grok Imagine Image 2.0 generation.

Layer selection

Choose one or more returned masks so the edit targets the intended parts of the image.

Linked edit history

Edited results retain their source task relationship for continued work in the workspace.

Cinematic portrait

Cinematic portrait

2:3

Prompt-faithful detail for characters and mood.

A cinematic portrait of an explorer in a luminous archive, warm window light, detailed fabric, shallow depth of field, realistic skin texture

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Anime street scene

Anime street scene

16:9

Stylized scene with coherent background detail.

A stylized anime street scene at blue hour, rainy pavement reflections, character looking toward a glowing sign, detailed background, clean line art

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Start from a generated result

Open a completed Grok Imagine Image 2.0 result and choose Separate layers. The workspace uses the original task ID to request its segment map.

Apply a focused edit

Select the returned layers, enter the change you want, and submit. The edited image is saved as a child of the original generation.

1

Generate a base

Create the first image from a clear prompt.

2

Separate and select

Open Separate layers, then choose the masks you want to modify.

3

Describe the edit

Enter an edit prompt, generate the child result, then download or continue from history.

Does this site support layer editing now?

Yes. Generate with Grok Imagine Image 2.0, open Separate layers on the result, select masks and submit an edit prompt.

Can I edit an arbitrary uploaded image?

The layer workflow starts from a completed Grok Imagine Image 2.0 task because the segment and edit APIs reference that source task ID.