AI Reverb Guitar Photo Editor
Turn studio shots of electric, acoustic, and bass guitars into professional Reverb listings. Show wood grain, fret wear, and hardware condition clearly.
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"The flame maple on my Les Paul was invisible under reflections. One prompt revealed the true grain pattern and my listing sold same day at full asking price." @VintageGuitarDeals
Built for Reverb Guitar Sellers
Reverb guitar buyers need to see the actual finish, not your room reflected in it. Fret wear tells the guitar's story and buyers want to see it clearly. EditThisPic removes finish reflections, enhances fret detail, and shows hardware condition honestly. Professional guitar listing photos from phone shots.
Tools Sellers Use Most
Remove Reflection
Clean reflections from glossy guitar finishes to show true wood grain
Enhance Details
Make fret wear, finish checking, and hardware condition visible
Enhance Lighting
Fix uneven lighting that creates hot spots on glossy finishes
Remove Background
Replace cluttered studio with clean neutral background
Create Professional Reverb Guitar Photos
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Upload your photo
Upload a clear photo showing the area you want to edit. Good lighting and sharp focus help the AI deliver better results. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.
Simple edits: 15-20 seconds. Complex reflection removal: may need 2-3 refinements. -
Describe what you want to fix
Type your enhancement prompt. The AI understands music gear and product terminology. Be specific about what to preserve and what to fix.
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Review details at full zoom
Zoom in to check critical areas. Verify condition details are preserved and reflections are removed. Check that colors remain accurate.
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Refine specific areas if needed
If reflections remain or edges need work, tap markers on those areas and regenerate. Most photos work perfectly on the first try.
Tap markers on specific problem areas for targeted refinement.
Reverb Guitar Photo Editor Prompts
remove reflections from guitar body, show true finish color and wood grain clearly, reveal actual instrument appearance
The most common Reverb guitar fix. Works on Les Pauls, Strats, glossy acoustics, and any shiny finish.
enhance fret wear details, show fret condition honestly and clearly, make wear visible for buyer assessment
Critical for used guitars. Makes fret grooves, divots, and wear patterns visible without exaggeration.
remove reflections from acoustic guitar top, show spruce/cedar grain and finish clearly, enhance wood detail
Acoustic tops need grain visible. The wood tells buyers about the tone. Remove the gloss reflection.
enhance fretboard condition, show fret height and fretboard wear, make inlays and fret markers clear
Fretboard condition reveals playing history. This makes the neck tell its story clearly.
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enhance headstock details, make serial number readable, show tuner condition, clean background behind headstock
Serial numbers confirm authenticity. This makes them readable without altering.
enhance hardware details, show bridge saddle condition, pickup pole pieces, and hardware wear accurately
Hardware condition affects value. This shows rust, wear, and modifications clearly.
replace background with clean neutral gray backdrop, preserve all finish details and wear, professional guitar dealer presentation
Gray backgrounds work better than white for guitars. Feels more premium and authentic.
reverb guitar photo editor — keep it looking natural and realistic. I want to share this on social media right away
Upload the highest resolution version of your photo for the best editing results
| Edit Type | Prompt | Time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Remove finish reflections | remove reflections, show true finish and wood grain |
20s | Try This → |
| Document fret wear | enhance fret wear details, honest condition documentation |
15s | Try This → |
| Acoustic top grain | remove reflections from acoustic top, show grain |
20s | Try This → |
| Neutral background | neutral gray background, professional dealer presentation |
20s | Try This → |
Reverb Guitar Photo Editor Examples
Les Paul reflections removed
Gibson Les Paul with heavy window reflections. One prompt revealed the true flame maple and finish.
remove reflections from guitar body, show true finish color and wood grain clearly
Fret wear documented for buyer assessment
Well-played Stratocaster with significant fret wear. Enhanced to show honest condition for informed buyers.
Acoustic guitar with grain visible
Acoustic guitar with glossy top hiding the spruce grain. Reflection removal revealed the true wood character.
remove reflections from acoustic guitar top, show spruce grain and finish clearly
Common Reverb Guitar Photo Issues
Reflections persist on curved surfaces
Why: Curved glossy surfaces like Les Paul tops create complex multi-angle reflections that may need multiple passes.
remove ALL reflections completely from guitar body, show perfectly clean finish with zero glare
Tap markers on remaining reflection spots. Curved surfaces may need 2-3 passes.
Fret wear looks over-enhanced or unnatural
Why: Heavy detail enhancement can exaggerate wear making it look worse than reality.
enhance fret condition moderately, preserve natural appearance, honest accurate wear documentation
Use 'moderately' or 'subtle' for more natural-looking detail enhancement.
Finish color shifted after reflection removal
Why: Heavy reflections influence how colors appear. Removing them reveals the true finish color which may look different.
Name the specific finish if important: 'preserve vintage sunburst color' or 'tobacco burst finish.'
Serial number blurry after processing
Why: Small text on headstocks gets softened during background or reflection processing.
enhance headstock text and serial number with maximum sharpness, make all text readable
Shoot serial numbers separately at close range for dedicated detail documentation.
Background replacement made guitar edges rough
Why: Complex guitar shapes with headstock, tuners, and strings create difficult edge detection.
replace background with smooth guitar edges, preserve tuner and string details at boundary
Tap markers on rough edge areas, especially around tuners and the headstock.
Reverb Guitar Seller Questions
Will this remove finish reflections without affecting the actual finish color?
Yes. EditThisPic removes surface reflections to reveal the true finish underneath. The actual wood grain, sunburst pattern, and finish color become visible. Some color perception shift is normal since reflections were affecting how you saw the color. Add 'preserve accurate finish color' for best results.
Can this document fret wear honestly without exaggerating it?
Yes. Use 'enhance fret condition honestly' or 'moderate detail enhancement for fret wear.' The AI makes existing wear visible without exaggerating. Always compare before/after to verify accurate condition representation. Honest documentation builds buyer trust.
Does this work on acoustic guitars with heavy top reflections?
Yes. Glossy acoustic tops are one of the most common reflection problems. Type 'remove reflections from acoustic guitar top, show wood grain clearly.' Spruce and cedar grain patterns become visible once reflections are removed.
How do I handle reflections on chrome hardware?
Chrome tuners and bridges reflect everything. Use 'remove reflections from hardware, show condition clearly.' Some reflection on chrome is natural and expected. The AI removes distracting reflections while keeping some natural metallic sheen.
Can I use phone photos for Reverb guitar listings?
Phone photos work great. Natural window light from the side gives the best results for guitars. Avoid direct overhead lights that create harsh reflections. The AI handles reflection removal and detail enhancement from phone shots.
What background works best for guitar listings?
Neutral gray works best for guitars, especially vintage pieces. It looks professional without competing with the instrument. White can work but sometimes makes guitars look like catalog cutouts. Use 'neutral gray background' for the most professional dealer look.
Is EditThisPic's AI reverb guitar photo editor really free?
Yes — you get 1 free edit per week, no account needed. For unlimited edits, plans start at $3.99/month.
What photo formats does the AI reverb guitar photo editor support?
JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC. Upload any common photo format and EditThisPic handles the rest.
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