Start with your photo. Try a new style, setting or mood, and tell the generator which details to keep.
Review, continue editing, or download your results.
A reference gives you a starting point for the subject and composition. Your words describe the version you want to explore.
Turn a photo into watercolor, a storybook illustration or a rounded 3D look. Name the new medium, then identify the shape, pose or colors you want to carry over. A clear subject makes it easier to compare different directions.
Use a product or furniture photo as the starting point for a scene concept. Describe the room, light and atmosphere, and ask to keep the subject’s defining shape and color. Compare the result with the source before using it in a listing or presentation.
Choose a clear starting image and make one deliberate change at a time.
Upload the photo you want to reinterpret, or select one from your Assets. Keep the main subject easy to see.
Name the new style, scene or lighting. Say which subject details should stay, then choose your model and image size.
Inspect faces, lettering and product details at full size. Download the version you like or use it as the reference for another request.
Yes. This page starts from at least one reference image and a written prompt. To create from words alone, open Text to Image. For example, add a portrait and ask for a watercolor treatment while keeping the pose and framing.
Use this page to explore a new style or scene from your reference. AI Image Edit is an entry for focused changes to an existing photo. Both use the same available image models, so your reference and instructions determine the transformation.
Use PNG, JPG or WebP images. Each file can be up to 10 MB, with up to 12 MB across the reference images in one request. This generator accepts up to three references, subject to the selected model’s limit. When using several images, explain which one supplies the subject, setting or style.
You can ask to keep a face, pose, product shape or composition, but the result is newly generated and details can change. Check faces, logos, small text and edges against your original. More specific instructions help communicate your intent without guaranteeing an exact match.
Keep the same reference photo, model, aspect ratio and resolution, then change only the style in your prompt. Compare the downloaded versions side by side so you can judge the difference in texture and mood. Each version is a separate generation request with its own displayed credit cost.
No. These are creative illustrations of possible directions, not a benchmark or customer portfolio. The result depends on your photo, prompt, chosen model and image settings.
The generator shows the current credit cost for your selected model and image settings before submission. Available free credits may cover eligible requests; paid credits and current account limits apply. Choosing a model or adding a reference does not start generation.
Download a completed result from the workbench. Signed-in users can find recorded work in Workspaces and reuse saved images from Assets. Keep a downloaded copy of images you need; task history and storage availability follow the account’s current retention rules.
