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How to Request Retouch Work in Image Studio

Submit retouch requests from Image Studio, share them with your brand team, review source product images, and avoid losing markup with confirmation prompts.

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Retouch helps your team turn generated or uploaded product images into production-ready assets. You can mark up an image, submit a request, and let your brand team view or act on the request instead of keeping it tied to one creator.

Why Retouch Matters

Small image issues can slow down a campaign when feedback lives in screenshots, chat threads, or disconnected design tools. Retouch keeps correction requests attached to the source image, with markup, reference media, review context, and team visibility in one workflow.

Step-by-Step Walkthrough

  1. Open the image you want to correct. Start from Image Studio or your gallery and choose the product image that needs post-production work.
  2. Mark the requested changes. Add notes, pins, boxes, or other markup that explains exactly what should be corrected.
  3. Review source media. Use the media gallery to view and download source product images when they are needed for context.
  4. Submit the request. Collaborators on the brand can see and act on the request, not just the person who created it.
  5. Use confirmation prompts carefully. MorningAI asks for confirmation before you discard markup or cancel a request, helping prevent accidental loss of work.

Real-World Use Cases

E-commerce cleanup. Request corrections before an image goes into a store listing or campaign.

Team review. Let collaborators check request status and reference media without asking the original creator for access.

Next Steps

Open Image Studio, choose a product image that needs post-production polish, and submit a clear retouch request. Log in to MorningAI

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