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What is Relight?

Relight is ClipDrop’s AI image-lighting tool for people who want to change the illumination of a picture after it has been captured. It uses custom AI to add light into the existing scene, so users can explore lighting changes without studio gear. The official product presents it for portraits, selfies, ordinary photos, and drawings, making it relevant to creators who need a quick way to rethink the light in visual work.

The workflow is centered on a browser-based editor: upload an image, move the light sources, and download the result. Users can use it to enhance portraits, experiment with different lighting setups during post-production, or add highlights and shadows to drawings. Its straightforward interaction suits individual creators and image editors who want focused relighting rather than a broader, more complex photo-editing workflow.

Key features of Relight

  • AI relighting

    After an image is uploaded, AI adds light back into the existing scene, supporting post-capture lighting changes without requiring studio equipment.

  • Move light sources

    Users can move the light sources in the editing interface to quickly try different positions and lighting effects while refining the look of the image.

  • Portrait and selfie editing

    For portraits and selfies, Relight supports lighting adjustments that can change the visual emphasis of the image during personal photo post-production.

  • Highlights and shadows for drawings

    For uploaded drawings, custom light setups can add highlights and shadows, giving artists a direct way to explore different tonal treatments in their work.