AI Light Direction Changer

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   Upload a clear photo showing the area you want to edit. Good lighting and sharp focus help the AI deliver better light direction results. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Simple direction changes (left to right): 20 seconds. Complex multi-source scenarios: may need 2 attempts to fully reposition all lights.
2. 2

   Describe the new light direction

   Type your instruction: 'change light direction to come from the left instead' or 'move light source from above to 45 degrees from the right.' Specify the new direction—left, right, above, below, or angles. No marking needed—the AI understands light direction.

   Tip: Be specific about angle: '45 degrees from left' is clearer than 'sort of from the side.'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Move light from overhead to side change light direction from above to coming from the left side at 45 degrees

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   Switch light from left to right flip light direction to come from the right instead of the left

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   Change to backlight from behind move light source to come from behind the subject creating backlight

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   Raise light source higher change light direction to come from higher up, more overhead

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   Lower light to eye level move light source down to eye level coming straight from the side

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   Front light from camera position change light direction to come directly from the camera position, straight on

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   Rotate light around subject rotate light source 90 degrees clockwise around the subject

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3. 3

   Generate and review

   AI analyzes your photo's lighting and repositions shadows and highlights to match the new direction. Check that shadows fall correctly and highlights appear where light would hit from the new angle.

4. 4

   Refine if needed

   If the angle isn't quite right or shadows look off, try again with adjusted description: 'move light more to the side' or 'raise light source higher.' Lighting is subjective—iterate until perfect.

   Tip: Light direction is subtle. Compare before/after to verify shadows moved correctly.