Midjourney's image editor will now support external images for the first time, but only some users will get initial access.

Midjourney said that it'll release a new feature on the web to let people edit existing images with its AI-powered tools.

Midjourney users finally have the ability to edit uploaded images directly, rather than use them as reference for newly generated pictures.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

The feature lets you crop, repaint, and otherwise modify images uploaded from your computer. But there are a few limitations.

Unlock new creative possibilities with Midjourney's image editor. Edit, retexture, and transform photos with precision and ease. Creative as

In a message posted to Midjourney's official Discord server last week, CEO David Holtz spilled the details on this upcoming "image editor" feature. Users will be

Midjourney has transformed its edit image function with the release of its new web tool. Previously, Midjourney’s 20 million plus users had to upload an existing image to its interface or Discord server as a basis for their AI image generator models to work their magic, including the latest Midjourney 6.1 version.

Colors, textures, and more can be transformed with a prompt.