Online Asset Editing

In traditional workflows, asset editing requires a three-step process: "download → process locally → re-upload." Even minor adjustments to a product image may span three platforms: DAM, design software, and cloud storage. BMS-DAM embeds editing capabilities directly into the platform—from basic image processing to AI-driven creative generation, from HTML source code editing to automated video production—eliminating dependency on external tools. Creative work now flows seamlessly from idea to finished output within a unified interface.

I. Online Image Editing

The DAM-built-in editor supports cropping, resizing, color correction, filter application, watermark insertion, and more—all with real-time preview and instant saving. Marketing operations staff can independently complete routine visual tasks—such as product image adaptation and brand watermark overlay—without launching Photoshop or other professional software.

(Image: DAM online image editing interface)

II. HTML Source Code Editing

For web-based digital assets, the system provides an integrated source code editor supporting both light and dark themes. Developers can directly modify HTML code within the platform; changes take effect immediately upon saving—no local download, edit, and re-upload required. This capability shortens the iteration cycle for web assets from "local modification → testing → deployment" to a single in-platform operation, reducing management risks caused by version fragmentation.

(Image: HTML source code editing interface)

III. AI Works Creative Studio

AI Works unifies parametric editing (Image Editor), command-based repainting (Command Repainting), and video generation (Video Generation) into a single creative interface.

Parametric editing targets standardized scenarios—users select industry templates and adjust watermark position and output dimensions; AI automatically handles processing. Command-based repainting serves creative needs—users describe desired outcomes in natural language; AI interprets intent and generates results, enabling iterative refinement via conversational interaction. Video generation addresses multi-format content requirements—users select static product images; AI automatically identifies the main subject, matches transition animations and background music, and one-click generates marketing short videos ready for social media distribution.

These three modes collectively cover the full spectrum of content production—from standardized mass production to personalized creation—allowing users to complete the entire workflow of "image retouching → creative repainting → video generation" within the DAM’s unified interface, without subscribing to multiple standalone AI tools.

IV. Real-Time Synchronization & Non-Destructive Editing

All editing operations are instantly saved to the cloud via incremental synchronization technology—changes take effect immediately upon completion. After editing a product image, all pages, storefronts, and promotional materials referencing that image automatically update—no manual replacement needed. Meanwhile, the system employs a layered, non-destructive editing architecture: every crop, filter, or AI repainting instruction is stored as a reversible editing layer, while the original high-resolution file remains fully preserved. Users can roll back to any historical version at any time—or generate multiple derivative assets (varying in size and style) from the same source image—truly achieving “one source, multiple uses.”

(Image: Version history interface)

Summary

From basic image retouching to AI generation, from source code editing to video production, BMS-DAM consolidates asset editing—from an "external toolchain"—into a set of "platform-native capabilities." Creatives focus purely on ideation, while the platform handles the end-to-end execution—from editing and synchronization to archiving—ensuring every edit becomes an efficient creative act, not a procedural burden.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Q1: Do I need to install plugins or a client application to use online editing features?

A: No. All editing features are built on web technologies and operate entirely within standard browsers—no software download or extension installation is required. Cross-device and cross-platform usage is fully supported.

• Q2: How accurate is the AI’s understanding of command-based repainting instructions?

A: The system is built upon a multimodal large language model, specially optimized for vertical domains such as e-commerce and industrial products. Common commands—including "change background style," "add lighting effects," and "remove clutter"—are accurately interpreted and executed. For complex instructions, stepwise decomposition and preview confirmation are supported to ensure outputs meet expectations.

• Q3: If I accidentally save an incorrect version during editing, can it be restored?

A: Yes. The system adopts a non-destructive editing architecture: each save automatically generates a version snapshot, enabling users to view and revert to any historical version at any time—the original file is never lost.