AI Image to Image Generator

• Templates instead of a blank prompt. Professional Headshot, Product Photo, Anime Portrait, Cinematic Poster, Valentine Couple Photos and Room Redesign pre-fill the brief, so you only upload and adjust.
• More than one reference. Combine separate images for the person, the outfit, the product and the location. Free users can add three references; members can add up to eight where the model supports it.
• Model choice per job. Some engines are better at holding a face, others at keeping label text sharp or matching studio lighting. The cost is shown before you generate.

• Restyle a photo into illustration, anime, clay, oil paint or film looks.
• Relight a scene: golden hour, neon night, soft studio.
• Replace or clean up the background while keeping the subject.
• Keep characters consistent across a series of images.
• Put a product into new scenes without a reshoot.
• Send any result on to the editor, upscaler, uncrop or video tools.

Goal	Recommended model	Starting cost
Free experiments with a reference	Kolors	Free
Edits that must keep layout and text	GPT Image 2 · GPT Image 2.5	2 credits (members)
Fast 1K variations	Nano Banana 2 Lite · Nano Banana	3 credits
Same person or product across many scenes	Nano Banana 2	6 credits
Composites with fine detail at 4K	Nano Banana Pro	9 credits
Product and packaging at 4K	Seedream 4.5	15 credits
Editorial lighting and materials	Seedream 5 Pro	22 credits

1. Upload a reference (or several), or open a template such as Product Photo or Professional Headshot.
2. Write a keep-and-change instruction: "Keep her face, hairstyle and pose. Change the background to a sunlit library and the outfit to a navy blazer."
3. If you add several images, give each one a role: "image 1 = person, image 2 = jacket, image 3 = location".
4. Choose a model and aspect ratio. Members can request up to four outputs to compare.
5. Generate, pick the best version and refine it, or move it to AI Uncrop, Image Upscaler or Image to Video.

• Start with a sharp, well-lit source. Blurry inputs give blurry identities.
• Name what must stay unchanged before describing what changes.
• Avoid conflicting instructions, such as asking for both "keep the pose" and "make her run".
• For text on packaging, quote the exact words and use GPT Image or Seedream.
• Change one variable per round: lighting, then background, then styling.

Image-to-image prompts read best as keep + change + style:

• Headshot: "Keep her face, hairstyle and expression. Change the outfit to a navy blazer and the background to a soft grey studio. Natural window light, 85mm portrait look."
• Product scene: "Keep the bottle shape and label exactly. Place it on wet black stone with mist behind it. Moody, low-key lighting."
• Restyle: "Keep the composition and poses. Redraw as a watercolour illustration with loose ink outlines and pastel colours."
• Room redesign: "Keep the window, walls and floor layout. Replace the furniture with Scandinavian oak pieces and add plants. Bright afternoon light." Short, ordered instructions like these give the model less to guess, and they're easy to adjust one clause at a time.

• Headshots and profile photos from a casual selfie.
• E-commerce variants: one product, many seasonal or lifestyle scenes.
• Character sheets for comics, games or brand mascots.
• Interior previews: new materials and furniture in an existing room.
• Poster and key-art concepts built on a real photo.
• Gift ideas: couple portraits or illustrated family pictures.

Image to image creates a new picture inspired by your reference: good for restyling and new scenes. The AI Image Editor makes a targeted change to the same picture, such as removing an object or changing a colour, and leaves everything else as it was. Pick the editor when the original must survive almost untouched.