



Hunyuan Part is a cutting-edge image editing model, specialized in highly precise part-level editing and composition within images.
Hunyuan Part is designed for fine-granular image editing and composition tasks. It enables users to selectively change, refine or redraw parts of an image (for example, background elements, lighting, objects or textures) while maintaining the coherent style, lighting and scene context of the original image. Use-cases range from retouching photographic content, advanced photomontage, through to enhancement of images generated by other models.
vs Adobe Photoshop: Hunyuan Part offers highly specialized, precise part-level editing designed for seamless inpainting and outpainting while preserving global scene style and lighting. Photoshop's AI tools focus on broader image manipulation and content-aware fill but often require manual adjustment for natural blending and lighting consistency.
vs DALL·E: DALL·E excels at creative image generation and coarse inpainting based on textual prompts but can sometimes produce stylistic inconsistencies or visible artifacts in detailed regions. Hunyuan Part specializes in detail-preserving local edits that maintain the exact lighting and style of the original image, making it superior for professional-quality retouching and AI image enhancement workflows.
vs Stable Diffusion: Stable Diffusion models are popular for versatile text-to-image creation and inpainting but often generate less consistent lighting and style uniformity in edited regions. Hunyuan Part surpasses them with more accurate semantic understanding and photometric coherence during part-level edits, delivering more natural and realistic edits, especially in high-resolution images.
vs Runway ML: Runway ML provides fast and user-friendly AI-powered editing tools for quick content creation with decent quality but may lack fine control over subtle lighting and texture details. Hunyuan Part focuses on precision and photorealism in localized editing, often preferred by professionals requiring high-fidelity output rather than rapid, broad edits.