Free relighting tool that adds studio-style lighting to a photo from a text description or preset.
ICLight Studio markets itself as a free way to relight a photo, adding directional or studio-style lighting through a text description or a preset, aimed at product and portrait shots. The marketing page describes the feature set and shows before/after examples, but the actual relighting tool did not finish loading past an authentication step when we tested it, so we could not confirm the editor works end to end. The site's footer still carries an unedited template copyright notice and Chinese-language privacy and terms links, and it cross-promotes several similarly styled AI tool sites, which points to a low-effort or templated operation rather than a dedicated product team. No company name or location could be confirmed.
Advertised as free; no account tier or paid plan was visible, though the editor itself could not be fully tested.
Use tool ↗ICLight Studio's marketing page is clear about what it is supposed to do, but the actual editor got stuck on an authentication loading screen during testing, and the site carries an unedited template copyright plus links to several look-alike tool sites, which are signs of a low-effort wrapper rather than a maintained product. Treat the free claim as unverified until the editor itself is confirmed working.
Watch out: The footer copyright and cross-links to other similarly branded tool sites suggest this may be one of several near-identical wrapper sites rather than a standalone product.
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