Image to image AI generator

It takes a picture you already have and rebuilds it around an instruction. Rather than inventing a scene from scratch, the model uses your image as the starting structure, so the pose, the layout, and the arrangement of things survive while the medium, colour, setting, or era changes. Text to image starts from a blank page. This starts from your photograph.

That is yours to set. A light transformation touches the surface, so the shot still reads as your photograph with a new finish. A heavy one keeps little more than the underlying composition and reinterprets everything on top of it. If a result drifts further than you wanted, pull the strength back and run it again rather than rewriting the prompt.

PNG, JPG, and WebP all work. Upload the largest version you have, because the model reads detail out of the file you give it and a heavily compressed screenshot carries less to work with. You can download the result in the same formats.

Yes. The free tier covers uploading a picture and transforming it, so you can see how your own photograph responds before deciding anything. Paid plans raise your volume and cover commercial use.

Name the thing you want changed and what should hold. "Change the jacket to charcoal wool, keep the pose and background" reads as an instruction with a boundary. For precise region work, such as painting out an object or extending the frame, the dedicated editing tools give you finer control than a prompt does.

At light and moderate strengths, yes. Because the model works from your actual photograph, likeness is preserved rather than reinvented, which is why the same pipeline sits behind headshots and portraits. Push the strength high and the face becomes fair game like everything else, so keep it lower when identity matters.

Yes. Save the instruction as a Workflow and feed each image through it. Product shots, a set of portraits, or a catalogue all come back in one consistent treatment instead of drifting as you retype the prompt.