WAN 2.6 Image Edit
WAN 2.6 Image Edit produces revised images from supplied visuals and written editing directions. It supports targeted changes while working to preserve the original composition and key subject features. Edits include clothing adjustments, background replacement, and the addition or removal of simple objects.
Reference images can guide subject appearance, background, or artistic style. This combines written intent with visual examples, giving an edit a concrete basis for the desired treatment. Material and color changes support surface-level revisions, while style shifts can change the broader appearance of the scene.
What it's good for
Product designers can examine alternate finishes and color treatments within an established composition. Fashion teams can explore clothing changes, and campaign designers can test a different setting around a recognizable subject.
For concept development, reference-guided editing helps assess how an existing image responds to another art direction. A background example or style reference can inform the revision while the source image supplies the subject and arrangement.