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Bria FIBO Relight

Bria FIBO Relight changes lighting in existing photos, combining lighting-style selection with directional control for portraits, product images, and scene studies.

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Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
All listed options$0.04 / run
  • Light Direction: front, side, bottom, top-down (same price).
  • Light Type: 13 listed options (same price).

Bria FIBO Relight

Bria FIBO Relight changes the illumination of a supplied photograph. The image provides the scene, and the chosen lighting treatment defines its atmosphere. Options include diffuse overcast light, warm sunrise illumination, focused spotlights, and cool moonlight.

Light direction adds a separate way to shape the treatment. Illumination from the side, above, or below can change how a subject's form reads. Together, lighting style and direction support experiments with both the mood of a photograph and the emphasis placed on its subject.

What it's good for

Portrait work can explore a warm morning treatment or a more concentrated spotlight effect. Product teams can try softer illumination and develop a consistent lighting direction across presentation images.

For campaign development and visual preproduction, it supports daytime and nighttime interpretations of a scene. Editors can also use it when an existing photograph needs a different lighting atmosphere for its intended placement or creative brief.

Model ID

bria/fibo-relight

Output Type

Image

Pricing

$0.04 / run

Provider

Bria

Hosting

Passthru

Bria FIBO Relight

Bria FIBO Relight changes the illumination of a supplied photograph. The image provides the scene, and the chosen lighting treatment defines its atmosphere. Options include diffuse overcast light, warm sunrise illumination, focused spotlights, and cool moonlight.

Light direction adds a separate way to shape the treatment. Illumination from the side, above, or below can change how a subject's form reads. Together, lighting style and direction support experiments with both the mood of a photograph and the emphasis placed on its subject.

What it's good for

Portrait work can explore a warm morning treatment or a more concentrated spotlight effect. Product teams can try softer illumination and develop a consistent lighting direction across presentation images.

For campaign development and visual preproduction, it supports daytime and nighttime interpretations of a scene. Editors can also use it when an existing photograph needs a different lighting atmosphere for its intended placement or creative brief.