In earlier versions of Photoroom, you could open individual batch images in the main editor to make changes. This is no longer required as the new Batch Editor lets you make edits to one or more images.
Note: The new Batch Editor is being gradually rolled out to customers. If you are still on the old Batch Editor, the new one is coming soon.
To make your edits, you can select one image in the batch and then:
Use the side panel options. The changes you make only apply to the selected images (or all images if you have no images selected).
Use the pill menu options. There are pill menus available for each image tile and also for each layer on the image.
By default, the Batch Editor shows your images in Grid View. But you can double-click an image to switch to Full Screen View (also known as Focus View). In Full Screen View, you can see a single image at a larger size. This can make it easier to focus on one image and edit it more precisely.
When you have finished editing, you can:
Keep your edits on this image only
Use Apply to all to copy the latest changes to your other batch images
Use Copy/Paste edits to copy the edits from one image and paste them onto one or more selected batch images.
Apply to all is available from an image's pill menu. Copy/Paste edits is available from the right-click context menu for an image (in Grid View).