Geospatial image editing with AI, in QGIS

A georeferenced image, aligned with your orthophoto. On a land cover or building map, the Vectorize button turns it into a layer of editable polygons, one class per color, each carrying its class name and its area in m². The layer is saved as a GeoPackage and exports to SHP or GeoJSON. A development project stays an image.

Yes. You get 3 free generations every month, renewed automatically, no credit card. Install the plugin, create a free account and start mapping right away.

Any RGB layer you can display in QGIS: drone orthomosaics, aerial photos, satellite basemaps, scanned historical maps. Multispectral and hyperspectral bands are not supported yet.

A generation covers the area you select, up to Maximum (4K). For big maps, run it section by section: every result is georeferenced, so the outputs align perfectly.

Open QGIS, go to Plugins, search for "AI Edit" and click Install. No separate download needed. Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

QGIS 3.22 or later and an internet connection, on Windows, macOS or Linux. No GPU. The AI runs on our servers in Europe, so a standard work laptop is enough.

The area you select, its location, your prompt and your reference images are stored on our servers in Europe. The generation itself runs on an AI provider that may process them outside the European Union. We do not train any model on them and we do not share them. Keeping them is what gives you your generation history. You can ask us to delete everything at any time.

Yes, companies already run AI Edit Pro daily. Each seat is its own €29/mo subscription with its own account. For several seats, centralized billing or volume pricing, contact us.

The plugin talks to one server, over HTTPS. The image area you pick is processed and stored in the European Union. Nothing else leaves QGIS: we do not read your other layers and we do not open your project file. Ask us for what your review needs and we answer in writing.

No, AI Edit is QGIS-only. QGIS is free and runs alongside ArcGIS, and the georeferenced outputs import anywhere as standard rasters.

Yes. Write to us and we send a quote before anyone pays, then one invoice for the whole team. We take purchase orders and bank transfers, and we can bill once a year to match your budget. We answer within a day.

Yes, automatically. Every output carries tags embedded in the file itself: AI_GENERATED=TRUE, the note "Synthetic imagery, not survey data", plus the prompt and the date. They show up in QGIS (Properties > Metadata), in ArcGIS, and in any tool that reads file tags, so a generated image can never be mistaken for a real aerial survey. If the file ends up in a regulatory or client report, you can prove it was clearly labelled. This already meets the EU AI Act (article 50) machine-readable marking rule which applies from 2 August 2026.