In Batch, each image has a pill menu with options for making further changes. To access the pill menu, click on an image.

To learn about the pill menu options, see the sections below.

Use a prompt to describe further changes and generate an alternative image.

To learn more, see Use a prompt to edit Batch images (Web App)

Each pill menu has an option that shows a suggested AI tool for further edits. Photoroom analyzes the selected image(s) to determine which AI tools could be used to make useful alternative images.

Use to access the other AI tools. This works in the same way as the AI tools option in the Batch editor sidebar. You select an AI tool and Photoroom opens the tool's settings.

The AI tool will use the selected image(s) as the source images or starting point for any new generations.

Use Edit to open the image in the main editor. Use the main editor to make changes that are not supported in the Batch editor, such as adding text or editing individual layers. To learn more, see Edit individual images in a batch (Web App).

When you exit the main editor, you can choose to apply the changes to all images in the Batch (see How does "Apply recent edits to all" work?)

Use Duplicate to create a copy of the image. This can be useful when you want to quickly create multiple versions of the same image so that you can edit each one differently.

Remove the image from the Batch.

Use to select all of the images in the Batch. It's much quicker than selecting them manually.

Save the image as a template that you can edit and then use for other images. To learn more, see Save Batch images as templates (Web App).

Download the selected image to your device.