Fix Photo for Company Newsletter

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   Drop the photo that's going in the newsletter into EditThisPic. Any format works - JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. The photo marketing sent back for cleanup or the one you just took.

   Expect: Simple background fixes: 20-30 seconds. Removing multiple distractions: may need one refinement.
2. 2

   Describe what needs fixing

   Type what needs to change: 'replace messy background with clean office setting' or 'remove the coffee cup and papers from the desk.' Be specific about what stays and what goes. The AI understands office elements without marking.

   Tip: Combine multiple fixes: 'remove clutter, enhance lighting, replace background with neutral gray'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Clean up desk background remove all clutter from desk - papers, coffee cups, cables - and replace background with clean professional office setting

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   Replace casual background replace home/casual background with professional neutral office environment, keep me and my outfit exactly as is

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   Remove photobombers or colleagues remove the person in the background on the left, fill with the office wall

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   Fix harsh lighting enhance lighting to look professional and even, reduce harsh shadows, keep natural appearance

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   3 more prompts

   Remove confidential information blur out the text on the whiteboard behind me, make it completely unreadable

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   Clean up team photo remove the person on the far right, extend the background to fill the gap naturally

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   Full professional polish replace background with clean office, enhance lighting, remove desk clutter, keep my face and clothing natural

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3. 3

   Review for publication standards

   Check at full zoom that nothing important was removed. Verify the background looks professional and appropriate for your company newsletter. Ensure lighting is even and the photo looks polished but not over-edited.