Verie
Give your photos a look you love
Design Tools·AI & Machine Learning
What is Verie?
Verie brings photo effects and AI image editing into a browser workspace. It is intended for creators exploring portraits, everyday snapshots, cover images and other visual projects. A user can begin with a photo they already have or use the text-to-image workflow to create an image from a written idea. For photo effects, the catalog offers published visual recipes called Skills. Each recipe provides a starting look, supported photo inputs and available settings. Examples include dreamy Y2K color, VHS-inspired scan lines, RGB glitch, film grain, glow and vintage print textures. Users can compare examples before choosing a style and review the credit estimate before running it. These are photo workflows for still images. The process can continue after the first result. A specific request, such as a subtler glow or a warmer mood, starts another version in the same conversation. The workspace also includes basic brightness, contrast and saturation adjustments, image versions and downloads. Browsing effects and examples is free. Basic light and color adjustments do not consume generation credits. AI runs consume credits based on the active workflow, model and settings. Users should keep the original and check details that matter before using the finished image. Commercial use is permitted subject to the service terms and third-party rights. Uploads and generations are not automatically placed in the public gallery. Verie offers English and Chinese pages, with public support at [email protected].
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