MRGI PIXEL / PHOTO & IMAGE EDITING

COMING SOON

Edit photos.
Create layered images.

Crop and retouch photos, combine layers and masks, and adjust color and lighting. Prepare consistent image variations for campaigns and publishing.

For brand studios and campaign teams producing repeatable image collections.

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Concept image of MRGI Pixel editing a mountain-lake photograph with crop guides, image tools, color adjustments, and a layer stack. — **AI-generated interface concept**
A layered image editor with a large photo canvas, crop and selection tools, color controls, and editable image layers.
Proposed design with synthetic content. This is not a released application; features and appearance may change.

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EXPLORE THE IDEA / HANDS ON

Reframe a synthetic campaign image.

Switch output ratios and adjust the framing of an original procedural illustration. See how a single source becomes multiple placements.

INTERACTIVE BROWSER LAB

A small example.
A closer look.

Switch output ratios and adjust the framing of an original procedural illustration. See how a single source becomes multiple placements.

Synthetic inputs. Local computation. No uploads.

This canvas demo draws original geometric artwork. It does not run the PhotoCraft image engine or process uploaded photos.

Read the full Pixel workflow guide

Explore the future interface design

Inside MRGI Pixel

INTERFACE CONCEPT

PxMRGI Pixel

Studio North / seasonal campaignSYNTHETIC PROJECT

SAFE AREA / CONCEPT

STUDIO NORTH

A different
kind of perspective.

SEASONAL COLLECTION / 2026

Landscape 16:9Portrait 4:5Square 1:1

3 planned formatsConcept UI · No files processed

Original interface mockup with synthetic content. This is a design concept, not a screenshot of a released application. Switch views to explore the proposed workflow.

01 / THE WORK BEHIND THE WORK

Constrained batch creative production with visual acceptance checks.

A good campaign needs consistent output across many crops, formats, and placements. Pixel is being designed to connect image editing to repeatable recipes, so every variation can be reviewed against the same creative constraints.

Where it stands

The source foundation is imported. Constrained recipes, visual QA, and the redesigned creative interface are planned.

02 / THE PLANNED TOOLKIT

Built around
your real work.

The intended Pixel experience.
Feature availability will be confirmed before release.

01
Edit layered images and masks
02
Apply adjustments and creative treatments
03
Define template and crop constraints
04
Prepare batches of campaign variations
05
Compare output against visual baselines
06
Export images with production context

A CLOSER LOOK / FEATURE DESIGN

How Pixel
is intended to work.

Explore the behavior behind the feature names: what the product would do, and what the reviewer would still need to decide.

01Campaign constraints

Intended behavior

A reusable recipe would define output ratios, safe areas, required marks, and allowed adjustments. A batch would reference the approved source assets and recipe version.

What to inspect

Check that the constraints reflect the real placement requirements rather than only nominal dimensions.

02Visual exception review

Intended behavior

Generated variations would be compared with acceptance baselines or layout rules. Suspect crops and missing required content would enter a review queue.

What to inspect

Visual similarity is only a screening signal; brand and subject treatment still need human review.

03Reproducible creative output

Intended behavior

A release record would identify source assets, processing steps, and settings for each delivered variation. Reproduction would depend on pinned processing behavior.

What to inspect

Validate color handling, font availability, and export settings on the actual target system.

THE END-TO-END WALKTHROUGH

Prepare a three-format campaign

Deliver a coherent set of landscape, portrait, and square assets from the same creative brief.

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03 / THE MRGI DIRECTION

Where we’re taking Pixel.

Three product-specific priorities shaping the proposed MRGI experience.

A brief expressed as constraints

Record safe areas, required assets, and output dimensions in a reusable recipe. Make the campaign requirements visible during production.

Visual QA for the whole batch

Plan baseline comparisons and exception queues so reviewers can focus on variations that break the intended layout or treatment.

A record of how the image was made

Carry source assets, recipe versions, and review context into a production manifest for later reproduction and rights review.

These are development goals, not claims of shipped features or market exclusivity. AI, local operation, and automation are shared foundations—not the entire product distinction.

04 / BETTER CONNECTED

A next step
for every good idea.

Use approved Line brand assets and Lens photos, then deliver reviewed variations to Layout.

01
Compose
Build the source image with approved brand assets.
02
Vary
Apply the same constrained recipe across formats.
03
Check
Review visual exceptions before publishing the batch.

Assistance with a defined role.

Proposed assistance can suggest crops and flag visual inconsistencies. Image generation or external processing will require a chosen provider and explicit access.

Cross-app access is planned around selected resources and explicit consent. Ordinary local editing should not require uploading your files.

BUILT ON OPEN-SOURCE FOUNDATIONS

Layer, mask, adjustment, PSD/PSB, and batch action code exists in PhotoCraft. MRGI is proposing campaign acceptance and provenance workflows, not claiming batch editing itself is new. Read the source credits ↗

MRGI PIXEL / COMING SOON

A new way forward.
Taking shape.

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Edit photos.
Create layered images.

A closer look at Pixel.