AI Reverb Pedal Photo Editor
Turn phone shots of guitar pedals and effects into professional Reverb listings. Show knob labels, LED indicators, and enclosure condition clearly.
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"My boutique pedals looked identical to everyone else's floor shots. Now the enclosure art pops and buyers can actually read the knob labels. Sales doubled." @PedalNerdShop
Built for Pedal Sellers
Guitar pedals are small items where details matter. Buyers need to read knob labels, see enclosure condition, and identify the specific model from your photos. EditThisPic enhances small detail visibility, cleans backgrounds, and makes pedal graphics pop. Show your pedals as clearly as if buyers were holding them.
Tools Pedal Sellers Use Most
Remove Background
Clean white background to showcase pedal graphics and condition
Enhance Details
Make knob labels, switch positions, and enclosure art readable
Enhance Lighting
Fix overhead lighting that creates shadows on small pedals
Sharpen Photo
Make small text and knob markings crisp and readable
Create Professional Pedal Photos
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Upload your pedal photo
Drop your pedal image into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, and WebP up to 7MB. Phone photos work great. For best results, photograph pedals from directly above with even lighting so all knob labels are visible.
Simple pedals on clean surfaces: 15-20 seconds. Pedalboard with many pedals: may need 2-3 refinements. -
Describe the enhancement you need
Type 'white background for pedal, make knob labels readable and show enclosure condition' or 'enhance pedal graphics and art detail.' Be specific about what matters: knob labels, LED color, enclosure scratches, or artwork.
For boutique pedals, add 'enhance enclosure artwork and custom graphics' to make the artistic design pop. -
Review details and readability
Zoom in to check that knob labels are readable, switch positions are clear, and enclosure condition is honestly shown. Verify LED indicators are visible if they are a feature.
Check knob label readability at normal viewing size. Labels need to be clear without zooming in. -
Refine specific areas if needed
If labels are still unclear or enclosure details need more visibility, tap markers on those areas and regenerate. Most pedal photos work well on the first try.
For pedals with both front art and side jacks, process front and side photos separately for best results.
Guitar Pedal Photo Prompts
white background for guitar pedal, enhance knob labels and graphics, show enclosure condition clearly
The standard pedal upgrade. White backgrounds make pedal art and labels pop.
enhance pedal knob labels, switch text, and all printed graphics, make all text clearly readable
Knob labels tell buyers what the pedal does. Make them readable without having to zoom in.
white background, enhance custom enclosure artwork and graphics, make pedal art vibrant and detailed
Boutique pedals sell on their artwork. This makes custom art and graphics shine.
enhance enclosure condition details, show scratches and Velcro marks honestly, preserve all wear documentation
Honest condition photos build trust. This makes wear visible without exaggerating it.
Show 4 more prompts
enhance pedalboard photo, make all pedal labels readable, show full signal chain clearly, clean background
Pedalboard shots need every pedal identifiable. This enhances the full layout.
enhance LED indicator visibility, show LED color accurately, preserve indicator light detail in photo
LEDs tell buyers the pedal works. Make them clearly visible in the listing photo.
enhance side jack and power input details, show connector condition, clean professional side view
Side views show input/output layout. Buyers need to see jack condition and layout.
reverb pedal 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 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| White background | white background for pedal, enhance labels and condition |
15s | Try This → |
| Readable knob labels | enhance knob labels and text, make all controls readable |
15s | Try This → |
| Boutique artwork | enhance custom enclosure artwork, vibrant graphics |
20s | Try This → |
| Condition documentation | show scratches and wear honestly, preserve condition |
15s | Try This → |
Guitar Pedal Photo Examples
Boutique pedal with enhanced artwork
Custom-art overdrive pedal on messy desk. Transformed to showcase the enclosure artwork on clean white.
white background for guitar pedal, enhance custom artwork and knob labels, professional presentation
Classic overdrive with readable knobs
Tube Screamer style pedal with barely visible knob labels. Enhanced to make all controls readable.
enhance pedal knob labels and switch text, make all controls clearly readable, white background
Pedal condition documented honestly
Well-used delay pedal with enclosure wear. Enhanced to show honest condition including Velcro marks and scratches.
white background, show enclosure condition honestly including scratches and Velcro marks
Common Pedal Photo Issues
Knob labels still unreadable after enhancement
Why: The original photo resolution may be too low for the small printed text, or the angle makes labels foreshortened.
maximize knob label sharpness and contrast, make all printed text on pedal clearly readable
Photograph pedals from directly above with even lighting for best label visibility.
Enclosure art colors look different on white background
Why: Color perception shifts when backgrounds change. Colors that looked right on a dark pedalboard may appear different on white.
white background, preserve original enclosure art colors exactly, accurate color representation
If color accuracy matters for identifying the specific pedal model, mention the brand name in your prompt.
LED indicator lost its color after editing
Why: The AI may have treated the LED light as a reflection and removed it during processing.
Add 'preserve LED lights' explicitly. The AI needs to know LEDs are features, not reflections.
Small scratches were smoothed away
Why: The AI interpreted surface scratches as noise and smoothed them out.
preserve all enclosure wear including scratches, do not smooth surface, honest condition documentation
Use 'honest condition documentation' to signal that wear details should be preserved.
Pedal edges look rough after background removal
Why: Small pedal enclosures with knobs protruding create complex edges for AI to handle.
white background with clean smooth edges around pedal and knobs, preserve all knob details
Tap markers on rough edge areas around knobs for targeted refinement.
Pedal Seller Questions
Will knob labels be readable in the listing photos?
Yes, if the original photo captured readable text. Use 'enhance knob labels and make text readable' in your prompt. The AI sharpens and enhances contrast on small text. For best results, photograph from directly above with even lighting so labels face the camera straight on.
Does this work for entire pedalboard shots?
Yes. Use 'enhance pedalboard photo, make all pedal labels readable' to process a full pedalboard shot. Each pedal gets enhanced. Complex boards with many pedals may need 2-3 refinements for all labels to be readable.
Will LED indicators be preserved in the photo?
Yes, if you mention it. Add 'preserve LED indicator light and color' to your prompt. Without this, the AI may treat LED glow as a reflection and try to remove it.
Can I show enclosure condition honestly with scratches and wear?
Yes. Use 'preserve all enclosure wear honestly' in your prompt. The AI documents condition without hiding or exaggerating wear. Scratches, Velcro marks, and enclosure dings remain visible.
Can I use phone photos for pedal listings?
Phone photos work great. Photograph from directly above with the phone parallel to the pedal surface. Even lighting is key for small items. The AI handles background cleanup and detail enhancement from phone shots.
What background works best for pedal listings?
White backgrounds work best for pedals. They make enclosure art pop and look clean in Reverb search results. Boutique pedals with colorful artwork especially benefit from clean white backgrounds.
Is EditThisPic's AI reverb pedal photo editor really free?
Yes — you get 1 free edit per week, no account needed. For unlimited edits, plans start at $3.99/month.
Can I reverb pedal on my phone?
Yes. EditThisPic works in any mobile browser — iPhone, Android, tablet. No app download needed.
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