AI Reverb Amp Photo Editor
Turn studio shots of amplifiers, cabinets, and combos into professional Reverb listings. Show tolex condition, speaker detail, and controls clearly.
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"Nobody could see the tolex condition on my vintage Fender in the dark garage photos. Now the tolex grain shows clearly and the amp sold for $200 more than expected." @TubeAmpVault
Built for Amp Sellers
Amplifiers are big, heavy, and usually photographed wherever they sit. Garages, studios, and living rooms create cluttered, poorly-lit backgrounds. EditThisPic cleans up in-situ amp photos, enhances tolex visibility, and makes control labels readable. Show your amp's true condition without moving it to a studio.
Tools Amp Sellers Use Most
Enhance Lighting
Fix uneven garage or studio lighting on large amps
Remove Background
Replace cluttered room background with clean neutral backdrop
Enhance Details
Make tolex grain, speaker cones, and control labels visible
Remove Reflection
Clean reflections from chrome chassis and control panels
Create Professional Amp Photos
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Upload your amp photo
Drop your amplifier image into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, and WebP up to 7MB. Phone photos work great. For large amps, take multiple angle shots: front controls, tolex sides, speaker/back panel.
Simple edits: 15-20 seconds. Complex edits: may need 2-3 refinements. -
Describe what you want to fix
Type 'clean background for amplifier, show tolex condition and controls clearly' or 'enhance control panel labels and speaker detail.' Be specific about what matters: tolex grain, speaker condition, tube glow, or control readability.
For vintage amps, add 'preserve vintage patina and tweed/tolex aging' to keep authentic character. -
Review tolex and control details
Zoom in to check tolex condition, control label readability, speaker cone detail, and any wear documentation. Verify that the amp's condition is honestly represented.
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Refine specific areas if needed
If tolex details need more visibility or control labels are still hard to read, tap markers on those areas and regenerate.
For chrome chassis detail shots, tap markers on the reflective areas for targeted reflection removal.
Amplifier Photo Prompts
clean neutral background for amplifier, show tolex condition and all controls clearly, professional amp dealer presentation
Neutral backgrounds work best for amps. Shows the amp as the professional focus.
enhance amplifier control panel, make all knob labels and switch positions readable, show panel condition
Control labels help buyers identify the amp and its features. Make them readable.
enhance tolex condition visibility, show grain texture and any wear including tears and scuffs, honest condition documentation
Tolex condition is a major value factor. Show it clearly and honestly.
enhance speaker cone detail, show cone condition and speaker brand label, clear speaker documentation
Original speakers add value. Show the cone condition and manufacturer label.
Show 4 more prompts
enhance vintage amplifier details, preserve aging and patina, show tolex wear as character, professional vintage dealer presentation
Vintage amps need their character preserved. Aging is part of the appeal.
enhance tube glow visibility, show tubes clearly through ventilation, preserve warm tube lighting
Tube glow shots add appeal. The AI can enhance the warm tube light visibility.
enhance back panel details, show serial number and tube chart clearly, make all text readable
Back panels contain authentication info. Make serial numbers and tube charts readable.
reverb amp 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 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clean background | neutral background, show tolex and controls clearly |
20s | Try This → |
| Control panel | enhance control labels, make all knobs readable |
15s | Try This → |
| Tolex condition | enhance tolex visibility, show wear honestly |
15s | Try This → |
| Speaker detail | enhance speaker cone, show brand and condition |
15s | Try This → |
Amplifier Photo Examples
Combo amp with enhanced tolex
Fender combo amp in cluttered studio. Cleaned up to show tolex condition and controls clearly.
Control panel labels made readable
Amp control panel with tiny labels. Enhanced so buyers can read every knob setting.
Speaker cone condition documented
Speaker cone photographed through grill cloth. Enhanced to show cone condition and brand clearly.
Common Amp Photo Issues
Amp is too large and edges get cut off during background removal
Why: Large items photographed in tight spaces may not have enough edge separation from the background.
replace background with neutral gray, preserve all amp edges including corners and handles
Photograph with some space between the amp and any walls or objects behind it.
Chrome chassis reflections persist
Why: Chrome control panels reflect everything. Complex multi-angle reflections can be stubborn.
Tap markers on the brightest reflection spots on the chrome. 2-3 passes may be needed.
Tolex color looks different after editing
Why: Removing background and enhancing lighting changes how tolex color appears.
Name the specific tolex type: 'preserve black tolex' or 'vintage tweed color.'
Control labels still hard to read
Why: Original photo resolution may be too low for tiny printed labels.
enhance control panel text with maximum sharpness, make all printed labels readable at normal viewing size
Shoot the control panel separately at close range for a dedicated detail photo.
Amp shadows look unnatural after processing
Why: The AI may have removed natural shadows that gave the amp visual weight and dimension.
clean background, preserve natural soft shadow underneath amp for grounded professional look
Adding 'keep soft natural shadow' prevents the amp from looking like it is floating.
Amp Seller Questions
Can I photograph amps in place without moving them to a studio?
Yes. EditThisPic is built for in-situ photography. Take photos where the amp sits and the AI handles background cleanup, lighting enhancement, and detail sharpening. You do not need to move heavy amps to a studio. Natural lighting from a window works best.
Will tolex condition show honestly without hiding wear?
Yes. Use 'show tolex condition honestly' in your prompt. The AI enhances visibility without hiding tears, scuffs, or wear. Honest condition documentation builds buyer trust and prevents returns. Always compare before/after to verify.
How do I make control panel labels readable?
Take a dedicated close-up of the control panel with even lighting. Then use 'enhance control panel labels, make all text readable.' The AI sharpens small text and boosts contrast. Better source photos give better results.
Does this work for vintage amps with patina and aging?
Yes. Add 'preserve vintage patina and aging' to your prompt. The AI enhances visibility while keeping the authentic aged character that makes vintage amps valuable. Aging is an asset, not a flaw.
Can I use phone photos for amp listings?
Phone photos work great. For large amps, take multiple angle shots from a few feet back. Natural daylight gives the best results. The AI handles background and lighting cleanup from phone shots.
What background works best for amp listings?
Neutral gray works best for amplifiers. It looks professional and provides good contrast against both black and lighter tolex colors. White can work but sometimes makes amps look like catalog cutouts.
Is EditThisPic's AI reverb amp 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 amp on my phone?
Yes. EditThisPic works in any mobile browser — iPhone, Android, tablet. No app download needed.
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