AI 사진 편집 코치

You keep your editor open and send it screenshots. It reads the panel, the slider values and the image, then gives you one action named by its on-screen label with a direction and an amount, like drag Exposure to about +0.35. You make the move, send the new screenshot, and it gives the next one. It has no file, no canvas and no export, so nothing happens to your photo except what you do.

Lightroom Classic and Lightroom cloud, Photoshop including Camera Raw Filter, Canva's Adjust and Effects panels, and Snapseed on phone. It carries the real panel names and menu paths for each, and it translates between them, so Lightroom Texture becomes a Photoshop High Pass layer and Canva Tint becomes white balance when you switch tools mid session.

It tells you which specific value it cannot read and asks for a crop of that panel only, rather than asking you to start again. If the panel you need is closed it gives you the menu path to reopen it. It never pretends to see your screen live, and it never stores or remembers an image after the conversation ends.

No. The file is written for your AI to read, not for you. Upload it or paste it in once and the AI takes on the role. After that you just ask it questions the way you normally would. You're welcome to open it and read it, but nothing here depends on you doing that.

No, it's digital. You download it the moment the order goes through and it's yours permanently. The cover is styled like a book because each edition is written and edited as one self-contained piece of work. The reading part is your AI's job, not yours.