> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.trybloom.ai/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Editing & adapting

> Edit, resize, remove backgrounds, and vectorize an image you already have.

Once you have an image — generated in Bloom or uploaded — these tools take it further. Describe what you want and the agent runs the right one. The examples below use Pagecraft, a SaaS shipping an AI website builder.

If you haven't made an image yet, start with [Generating Images](/docs/mcp/generating-images).

## Edit

Change part of an image while keeping the rest. Describe the change in plain language:

```text theme={null}
On my Pagecraft launch hero, make the headline bolder and add more whitespace on the left.
```

Edits keep the original aspect ratio. Work one change at a time — it's easier to steer than a long list of tweaks at once.

## Resize

Adapt an image to a new aspect ratio for another channel. Bloom uses AI to extend the frame rather than cropping, and the resolution is preserved:

```text theme={null}
Resize my Pagecraft launch hero to 9:16 for Stories and 1:1 for the feed.
```

One approved image becomes a full set of channel-ready sizes without regenerating.

## Remove background

Strip the background to a clean, transparent PNG — useful for putting a subject onto a landing page, an email, or a new composition:

```text theme={null}
Remove the background from my Pagecraft product mockup — I need a transparent PNG for the landing page.
```

Background removal finishes in seconds and works on generated, uploaded, and scraped images.

## Vectorize

Turn an image into a scalable SVG — useful for putting a logo or icon in a UI, on signage, or in print, where it has to stay sharp at any size. Best for logos, icons, and flat illustrations — not photographs:

```text theme={null}
Vectorize the Pagecraft logo so it stays crisp on the pricing page and in our docs.
```