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Thomas Breher
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WunderPaint – The Dynamic Design and Automation Studio
Design once, and your posts, products and prices fill the image in. A full image editor inside your media library.
WunderPaint ranks #30,120 among WordPress.org plugins with 10+ active installations, and was last updated Sep 11, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.430.0
Current Version v1.430.0
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 11 Sep, 2026
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- Version
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- Sep 11, 2026
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- 6.4+
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about WunderPaint – The Dynamic Design and Automation Studio
No. You start from templates and drag things into place, and it already looks designed. The depth is there when you want it, not before.
They stay in your media library. The editor runs on your own server and the local tools work inside your browser, so nothing is uploaded for them. Cloud AI only runs when you trigger it, with your own key; the full list of services any feature can reach is under External Services below.
No. The whole editor works without one, including background removal, subject selection, depth blur, face blurring, upscaling and semantic search. A key (Settings, WunderPaint) additionally enables text-to-image generation, prompt-based editing, inpainting and outpainting, panorama generation and AI-written alt text. If you run WordPress 7.0 or newer and have set up a provider in WordPress itself, the plugin uses that one for text and for plain image generation when you have entered no key of your own. Your own key always wins where you set one, because it also carries the model choice per feature and the spend counter.
Background removal works out of the box: its model ships with the plugin. Smart select, depth estimation, image captioning, text importance and semantic search download their model once, through your own server, and run in your browser from then on; the in-browser runtime is configured never to fetch models remotely. Enlarging an image is plain high-quality resampling in a worker, so it needs neither a model nor a key. Everything that invents new pixels or writes text for you goes to the provider whose key you entered, and only when you ask for it.
Text, image and raster layers, plus QR codes, charts and tables, and Smart Objects whose embedded layers are bound. Shapes, gradients, groups and adjustment layers do not take a binding, and patterns do not either.
Obfuscated in the WordPress database, or preferably as constants in wp-config.php (WPIE_GEMINI_KEY, WPIE_OPENAI_KEY, WPIE_ANTHROPIC_KEY, WPIE_PEXELS_KEY, WPIE_PIXABAY_KEY, WPIE_UNSPLASH_KEY, WPIE_MESHY_KEY). They are only ever read server-side and never sent to the browser.
Gutenberg, Elementor, Bricks, Divi and any media picker: every image gets an Edit Image button that opens the full editor over your layout and drops the result straight back.
Yes. PSD files open as layered, editable documents (including Smart Objects), and you can export your work back to PSD. Round-tripping keeps the layer structure as far as the two formats allow.
No. The editor only loads in wp-admin when you open it. Your visitors just receive normal, optimized images.
Nothing dramatic. Exported images are ordinary files in your Media Library and stay exactly where they are. Folders and tags are stored as regular WordPress taxonomies. Your layered projects wait in the uploads folder for the day you come back.