

Change her clothing to an elegant blue evening gown. Preserve her face, identity, hairstyle, pose, body shape, background, lighting, and camera angle exactly as in the original image.
Upload one or more reference images and state what must change. The AI image to image generator can keep a subject or layout while it edits the style, scene, light, color, and small details.
Image to image examples
See product, portrait, repair, and ad edits. Upload your own source image. Then state what the edit tool should keep and what it should change.


Change her clothing to an elegant blue evening gown. Preserve her face, identity, hairstyle, pose, body shape, background, lighting, and camera angle exactly as in the original image.
Reference-based image generation
A source image can hold the subject, product, or layout in place. A short prompt then guides the image to image generator through each change.


Start with one clear portrait. Create a set of retro prints with different hair, clothing, and settings while asking the AI editor to preserve the same face in every result.
Keep the dog's face, coat, and body shape. Change the photo to pixel art. Then place the same pet in a bright game world with a clear pose.


Swap a headline, label, or short tag line. Keep the old art, rainy café, light, frame, and type style. This gives the image editor a firm rule.
Three-step editing workflow
Open the free AI photo editor in your browser. Add up to 10 source images and check each setting. The page shows the credit cost before you start.
Pick a JPEG, PNG, or WebP file up to 10 MB. Use a clear shot of the face, item, or layout you want to guide the edit. Good detail helps the reference image tool.
Split the prompt into two parts. First, name the face, shape, pose, camera angle, or brand color to preserve. Then describe the new background, material, lighting, time, or style.
Pick an aspect ratio, file type, and one to four results. Check how each image to image result treats the face, layout, and edit. Save the best one or tune one rule.
Prompt-based photo changes
The tool creates a new version of the whole image from a prompt. It works best for broad, guided changes rather than pixel-level edits with brushes and layers.
Keep the person or product recognizable while moving it to a studio, home, street, or ad set. Describe the surface, depth, and lighting so the new background feels natural.
Change the mood, clothes, or light in a portrait. State which face traits must stay the same. This tells the tool to edit the same person, not make a new one.
Test new colors, finishes, props, and ad sets around one product photo. Keep the size, logo spot, outline, and key parts fixed. The image transformer can then vary the rest.
Turn a photo into art, a poster, a film frame, or a clean old print. You can add color, fix light, or change the era. Keep the old layout as a guide.
Image editing prompt guide
A good edit prompt says what is fixed and what may change. Use short and direct rules. Check one result before you ask the image to image AI for more edits.
Start with the key rule. Keep the same face, item shape, pose, or camera view. This gives the AI photo changer a clear goal before you add a new style.
Ask for the main change first, such as a new background, material, or art style. One clear transformation makes the result easier to judge and the prompt easier to refine.
State where the subject sits. Add the light path, soft or hard shade, floor shadow, shine, depth, and nearby colors. These cues help the AI picture editor blend the scene.
If the subject looks right but the background is too busy, keep the preservation rule and change only the background instruction. Small tests show which words caused the edit to drift.
Image workflows
Stay in the main AI image generator when you may switch inputs. Open the text to image tool for words alone. Open the image to image tool for a source-led edit.

Create a new image from text or edit a photo with a prompt. Both paths sit in one simple online workspace. Pick a size, compare the results, and save the best image.

Turn a text prompt into an original AI image. Name the subject, style, light, and frame. Then pick an aspect ratio and create PNG or JPEG art for products, ads, posts, and concept work.

Upload one or more reference images and state what must change. The AI image to image generator can keep a subject or layout while it edits the style, scene, light, color, and small details.
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AI image to image FAQ
Learn how to use a reference photo, keep key traits, write edit prompts, and save each result.
An AI image-to-image generator combines a source image with a written prompt to create a new version. The reference supplies the subject, composition, or visual direction, while the prompt explains what the model should preserve or change.
Text to image starts with a written prompt alone. Image to image also uses an uploaded reference, making it a better fit for guided edits, product variations, portrait restyling, and changes that should follow an existing composition.
The model can follow a subject, item shape, pose, layout, color, or broad look. Results may vary. Name each trait that must stay fixed and use a clear source image.
The image to image tool takes up to 10 JPEG, PNG, or WebP files. Each file can be up to 10 MB. Upload order maps to Figure 1, Figure 2, and the next names in your prompt.
Split what stays from what changes. For example, keep the item shape and shot. Replace the back wall with a studio set. Change the light to a soft dawn look.
You can ask for a new art style, background replacement, new light, new color, product tests, face edits, photo repair, ad ideas, and new ratios. An exact match is not promised.

Start from a reference
Upload one or more images. Tell the image to image generator what to keep and what to edit. Then make a new product shot, portrait, or ad scene.
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