AI Edit by TerraLab
Generative AI image editing for QGIS 3.22 to 4. Show a redevelopment, a planted street, a flood or an orthophoto redrawn as a clean site plan from a text prompt, on your own aerial imagery. Georeferenced output. Free tier, no card.
AI Edit by TerraLab shows a project before it exists, on the aerial imagery you already have open
• Select an area, write what you want, get the result back as a georeferenced layer on the same extent and CRS as your source imagery, tagged as AI-generated
• The most used case: an orthophoto redrawn as a clean illustrative site plan. Then redevelopments, planted streets, densified blocks, parks, solar farms, flood and sea level scenarios, enhanced aerials, clouds and cars removed, land cover drawn as flat colours
• Works on any raster on your map: GeoTIFF, JPG, PNG, and online basemaps (WMS, XYZ tiles). Vector layers and other rasters can guide the result as references
• Guide the result: reference images or layers, a sketch on the map, iterations, and a before/after slider
• Vectorize: a generated map with flat colours becomes editable polygons, exported to GeoPackage, Shapefile or GeoJSON
• 100+ ready-made prompts, ranked by what people actually run, or write your own
• What it is not: a preview, not a document. No dimensions, no legal value, not a site plan for a permit. Not a detector: for building, tree or parcel outlines with real geometry, use AI Segmentation. Not a prediction: a flood scenario is an illustration
• QGIS 3.22 to QGIS 4, on Windows, macOS and Linux. No GPU needed. Free tier without a card. Powered by Google's Nano Banana image model, run on TerraLab servers
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