Softly painted in watercolor

Watercolor: soft & dreamy. Watercolor turns your whole photo into a loose painted illustration. Edges soften and bleed into each other the way wet paint spreads on paper, a paper texture shows through, and the colors shift to a light pastel palette. The look keeps your composition, so people, pets and objects stay where they were in the frame and the picture still reads at a glance. Because it's a loose style, small details soften on purpose: expect a painted impression of your photo rather than an exact copy, and a slightly different painting each time.

What you get

• Your whole photo as a loose watercolor illustration
• Soft, bleeding edges and a visible paper texture
• A light, airy pastel palette
• The composition kept: everything stays in its place

How to try Watercolor

1. Open the look

   In Aybuke, tap Watercolor on Explore, or open Edit › Styles › Art styles.

2. Pick your photo

   One clear subject against a simple background, so soft edges don't run together.

3. Let it glow

   The first time, a consent screen asks before anything goes to the cloud. The look uses 1 AI credit, and failed edits are refunded.

4. Keep it or retry

   Slide to compare, then save or share it as a story card or before/after.

Photos that work best

• One clear subject against a simple background, so soft edges don't run together
• Even, natural light, which suits the airy pastel palette
• For portraits, a close-up keeps your face readable once the paint loosens

Make it yours

After the look, keep going with Magic Edit: type a change in your own words. A few ideas:

• Add a soft pink wash to the skyTints the painting with Magic Edit, no need to start over
• Add a few pressed flowers in the cornersTurns it into a keepsake page
• Add a hand-painted gold border around the edgeFrames the painting for a story or a print