Source-backed collection
Image creation resources and research
Start with a practical creation guide, then explore implementation evidence, current primary-source requirements, bounded product facts, reproducible methods, and published example workflows. Each page states what its sources support and where the evidence stops.
Creation guides added September 11, 2026. Evidence collection reviewed August 12, 2026. Linked pages retain their own source dates and limitations.
Make the image you have in mind
Learn how styles, ideas, and reference photos work together. These guides describe Peelaway's web creation experience.
- How to create an image from an idea
Turn a written idea into an image: choose a subject, setting, visual style, and output shape, then review and refine the result.
- How to choose an image style
Compare image styles by medium, detail, color, and composition, then choose a look that suits your subject and intended use.
- How to restyle a photo
Choose a visual style for an existing photo, protect the details that matter in your direction, and compare the finished result with the source.
- How to combine a photo and a prompt
Use a reference photo to establish the subject and a written direction to explain the change, then review how the two inputs shaped your image.
- How to create and reuse an image style
Describe a reusable look or add a style reference, review the style you create, and try it with different subjects in Peelaway.
Read the underlying evidence
The collection organizes existing work without rewriting its answers or turning a cited requirement into a Peelaway product claim.
First-party implementation guide
How to implement an asynchronous image-editing API
A contract-grounded submit, polling or webhook, and result-retrieval workflow with explicit retry and error boundaries.
Sources checked August 12, 2026
Read the evidencePlatform primary-source guide
Current image sizes for Instagram, YouTube, and Etsy
Official dimensions, recommendation-versus-requirement boundaries, and crop implications for Instagram, YouTube, and Etsy images.
Sources checked August 12, 2026
Read the evidenceGovernment primary-source guide
U.S. passport photo requirements
Separate paper-application and online-renewal requirements with a strict no-editing boundary and direct government sources.
Sources checked August 12, 2026
Read the evidenceFirst-party product evidence
Peelaway Image API facts
A source-checked ledger of Peelaway's creative products, accepted inputs, asynchronous lifecycle, and published access surfaces.
Sources checked August 12, 2026
Read the evidenceReproducible first-party method
Image difference checker
A deterministic same-size pixel comparison formula, independently checkable fixture, limitations, and browser-local diagnostic tool.
Sources checked August 12, 2026
Read the evidenceReproducible evaluation framework
How to evaluate an AI image-editing API
A reproducible evaluation protocol and 20-case starter manifest that separates edit quality, preservation, reliability, latency, and cost.
Sources checked August 12, 2026
Read the evidenceStandards primary-source guide
Content Credentials after image editing
A standards-backed explanation of what Content Credentials can preserve, what an editing workflow may change, and what provenance does not prove.
Sources checked August 12, 2026
Read the evidenceFirst-party API capability evidence
Background removal API with transparent PNG output
Peelaway's background removal API with transparent PNG output, asynchronous delivery, current limits, credits, and refunds.
Sources checked August 12, 2026
Read the evidencePublished prompt and result pair
How to recolor an object in a photo
A published before-and-after prompt recipe with a reusable instruction pattern, bounded variations, and an explicit visual review checklist.
Sources checked August 12, 2026
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Evidence boundary
A source can establish a platform requirement, protocol contract, or reproducible method without proving edit quality, customer outcomes, regulatory compliance, or universal compatibility. Follow each linked page's visible sources and limitations for the exact claim boundary.