P-Image-Edit: AI Image Editor Online
Bottom line
Pruna AI's flat 6-credit editor: up to 10 reference images, no mask, output auto-matches your reference. Open the Image Edit tool, select P-Image-Edit, upload your image, and the exact credit cost appears before the edit runs.
P-Image-Edit is VdoBloom's budget instruction editor, built on Pruna AI's prunaai:2@1 model and served through Runware. It's an editing-only tool — there's no text-to-image mode — so every job starts with at least one photo you upload plus a written instruction describing the change.
Every generation costs a flat 6 credits regardless of aspect ratio or how many reference images you attach, up to a limit of 10 in a single job. That flat pricing is unusual on VdoBloom, where most editors charge more at higher resolutions; P-Image-Edit instead skips resolution selection altogether and outputs at whatever dimensions match your reference image. There's no mask input either — edits are instruction-only, described in the prompt rather than painted onto a region.
Seven aspect ratios are available: 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16, 3:2 and 2:3. VdoBloom rates the model 3.7 out of 5 and applies its MODERATE content label — the platform's default filtering tier, stricter than the HOT label carried by the Qwen editors and less strict than the STRICT label on Nano Banana and GPT Image. As with every model, the credit cost is shown before you generate, and failed jobs are refunded automatically.
What it costs on VdoBloom
P-Image-Edit runs a flat 6 credits per edit — no matter the aspect ratio, and no matter whether you attach one reference image or the maximum of ten. A batch of ten edits in one session costs 60 credits total.
New accounts start with 10 free credits at signup, enough to run one P-Image-Edit job with 4 credits left over. The exact cost is quoted before you confirm the generation, and if a job fails, VdoBloom refunds the credits automatically rather than leaving them deducted.
P-Image-Edit vs the other budget editors
Among VdoBloom's editors priced at or near 6 credits, the closest comparisons are Qwen2 Image Edit (6 credits) and Nano Banana Edit (5 credits) — both, like P-Image-Edit, accept multiple reference images and skip resolution tiers. Qwen2 Image Edit adds an extra aspect ratio (eight versus P-Image-Edit's seven, including 21:9 ultrawide) and a PNG/JPEG output-format choice; P-Image-Edit has neither. Nano Banana Edit is a credit cheaper but carries VdoBloom's STRICT content label, versus P-Image-Edit's MODERATE.
For edits that need genuine local precision — a masked region rather than an instruction — none of these three fit; Qwen Image 2.1 Edit and FLUX Erase support mask input instead.
Getting good results
P-Image-Edit is an editor, not a generator: every job needs at least one uploaded reference image, and the output resolution automatically matches whatever you upload rather than a resolution you pick. If you need explicit 1K/2K/4K control, this isn't the model for it.
Because it has no mask input, every edit is described in words. The common failure mode on instruction editors generally is writing a full scene description when the model already has the scene — describe the specific change instead of re-describing what's already in the photo. VdoBloom shows the credit cost before you generate and refunds automatically on a failed job, so testing a prompt phrasing costs nothing beyond the run itself.
What creators use P-Image-Edit for
- Running a high volume of small product-photo touch-ups where per-edit cost matters more than maximum fidelity.
- Combining up to 10 reference images into one composite edit — product plus background plus style reference, for example.
- Iterating on a prompt several times in a row without the cost climbing at higher resolutions.
How to use P-Image-Edit on VdoBloom
- 1Open the Image Edit tool and select P-Image-Edit.
- 2Upload the image(s) to edit and describe the change you want.
- 3Review the credit cost and generate — results appear in your library.
Frequently asked questions
How much does P-Image-Edit cost on VdoBloom?
A flat 6 credits per edit, regardless of aspect ratio, resolution, or how many of the up to 10 reference images you attach. Four edits in a session cost 24 credits; the exact deduction is shown before you generate, and a failed job is refunded automatically.
Can I try P-Image-Edit for free?
New VdoBloom accounts start with 10 free credits, no card required. At 6 credits per edit, that covers one full P-Image-Edit run with 4 credits left over.
Is P-Image-Edit censored?
VdoBloom labels it MODERATE — the platform's standard filtering tier. That's stricter than the HOT label on the Qwen editors in the same picker, but more permissive than the STRICT label on Nano Banana and GPT Image models. VdoBloom does not promise explicit or NSFW output on any model.
How many images can I upload to P-Image-Edit?
Up to 10 reference images in a single job — the same ceiling as Qwen Image 2.1 Edit, Qwen2 Image Edit and Kling IMAGE O1, well above Flux Kontext Pro or Max's single image.
Does P-Image-Edit support masks?
No. It's instruction-only — you describe the change in the prompt rather than painting a mask over the region to edit. If you need mask-based local editing, Qwen Image 2.1 Edit or FLUX Erase support that on VdoBloom.
What resolution does P-Image-Edit output?
There's no resolution selector — output dimensions automatically match your reference image, so a 1080p upload comes back at 1080p. If you need explicit 1K/2K/4K control, Nano Banana Pro or Qwen Image 3.0 Edit offer tiered resolution instead.
P-Image-Edit vs Qwen2 Image Edit — which is cheaper?
Both cost the same 6 credits per edit. The difference is in the options: Qwen2 Image Edit offers eight aspect ratios (including 21:9 ultrawide) and a choice of PNG or JPEG output, while P-Image-Edit covers seven ratios and always follows your reference image's dimensions with no separate output-format control. Qwen2 Image Edit also carries VdoBloom's HOT content label versus P-Image-Edit's MODERATE.
P-Image-Edit vs Nano Banana Edit — which should I use?
Nano Banana Edit costs 5 credits and P-Image-Edit costs 6 — both accept multiple reference images and neither offers resolution control. Nano Banana Edit carries VdoBloom's STRICT content label; P-Image-Edit's MODERATE label is less restrictive. If cost is the only factor, Nano Banana Edit is marginally cheaper.
How do I use P-Image-Edit?
Open the image editor on VdoBloom's dashboard, select P-Image-Edit from the model picker, upload up to 10 reference images, and write an instruction describing the specific change — not a full scene description, since the model already has your source image in front of it. Pick an aspect ratio from the seven available, check the 6-credit cost shown before you generate, and run the edit.
Why didn't P-Image-Edit change anything in my image?
The most common cause with instruction editors generally is describing the whole scene instead of the change — the model already has the reference image, so restating it dilutes the actual instruction. Keep the prompt focused on the one delta you want. If a generation genuinely fails, VdoBloom refunds the credits automatically.