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Turn a photo into an expressive, hand-drawn doodle. Photo Art Studio turns your photos into artwork, in a side panel that sits next to whatever you are already doing. Add a photo, pick a look, press one button. Every setting has a working default, so a photo on its own is already a complete request — and when you want to steer the result, the controls are right there. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the side panel and add a photo. Pick a file, paste an image, drag one in, or right-click an image on the page you are reading and send it straight to the panel. 2. Choose a look. The picker is a grid of illustrated previews rather than a list of names, so you can see what each one actually produces before you spend anything on it. A search box narrows it down when you already know what you want. 3. Set the shape of the finished image, or let it keep the proportions of the photo you uploaded. 4. Create, then download the result in full resolution. ONE IMAGE OR A WHOLE BATCH Single mode transforms one photo in one look — the fastest way to try something. Bulk mode takes up to six photos and runs them across several looks in one go, up to thirty images per batch, which is the point of it: you compare directions side by side instead of running the same photo six times and trying to remember what the first one looked like. Results appear as they finish, and you can stop a batch partway if you have seen enough. GOOD TO KNOW - Works with JPG, PNG and WebP images up to 5 MB each. - Results arrive one by one, so you can start downloading before the batch finishes. - Uses your 1bit.ai account and its credit balance. The panel always shows what a run costs and what you have left before you start it, and a batch you stop only charges for the images that finished. - Some looks are included with a paid plan. The panel tells you before you choose one, not after you have built a batch around it. - Nothing is read from the pages you browse. The extension only ever sees the image you choose, and asks for access to a site the first time you pick an image from it. Sign in with Google to use your existing 1bit.ai account.