What is an image to image generator?

Image to image generation starts from an existing picture and a written instruction. The model uses the reference as visual structure, then creates a new image that follows your edit.

How similar will the result be to my reference?

Similarity depends on the model and prompt; an exact match is not guaranteed. Specify the identity, pose, framing, lighting, or materials to preserve, then describe the change. Review the result because details outside the requested edit may also change.

Can I use the image to image generator for free?

Yes. New accounts receive free credits. Each generation shows its credit cost before you run it.

Are my uploaded images private?

Uploads and generated results stay in your private library. They are not shown publicly on this site.

How do I write a good image editing prompt?

Describe the change directly, then list important details to preserve. For example: “remove the bicycle, rebuild the garden naturally, and keep the bench, camera angle, lighting, and shadows unchanged.”

Which image formats and reference limits are supported?

You can upload JPG, PNG, or WebP images up to 5MB each. The tool allows up to 8 references, with a lower limit for some models. The uploader follows the selected model’s limit.

Free Image to Image AI Generator

Upload a reference image, describe the change, and create a new version online.

Image editing examples

How to Use the Image to Image Generator

Image to image AI creates a new image from a reference picture and a written instruction. Upload your reference, describe what should change and what should stay, then review the generated version.

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Upload a reference image
Add a photo, illustration, screenshot, or previous AI result in JPG, PNG, or WebP format. Each image can be up to 5MB.
2
Describe what should change
Write a direct editing prompt such as “keep the pose, use watercolor style, and make the light warmer.” Mention what should stay unchanged.
3
Generate, review, and refine
Create the new image, compare it with the reference, then adjust the prompt or reuse the result as a reference for another edit.

Image to Image Examples

See how a reference image and a focused prompt can change color, remove an object, shift the lighting, or transform a portrait. Select an example to try the same edit.

What You Can Create with Image to Image AI

Restyle a photo or illustration

Turn a photo into watercolor, editorial art, a 3D render, or another visual style while keeping its subject and composition recognizable.

Replace a background or setting

Move a product into a studio, place a portrait in a new environment, or rebuild the setting without recreating the whole image.

Change colors, light, and mood

Recolor a product, move a scene from day to night, or adjust the atmosphere while preserving the original framing.

Add, replace, or remove objects

Describe the object that should appear or disappear. The generator redraws the surrounding area so the edit belongs in the scene.

Keep a subject consistent

Use clear reference images to preserve recognizable character, product, or design details across a new scene or visual direction.

Combine multiple references

Guide the subject, setting, and style with separate reference images, then explain in the prompt how those visual sources should work together.

Transform an Image Without Starting Over

Use the original image as structure, make a focused change with natural language, and keep refining the same idea from one result to the next.

Illustration generated from a portrait reference image

Keep the subject, explore a new direction

A reference image guides the subject and composition of a new image. Ask for a different setting, material, mood, or art style, and specify the details to retain. How closely those details are preserved depends on the model and prompt.

Product reference image before an AI color edit

Request a focused change

You can ask AI to remove an object, recolor a product, or change the lighting. State the edit first, then list the camera angle, layout, or shadows to preserve. Other parts of the image may also change, so compare the result with your reference.

Daytime scene used as a reference for a day-to-night image edit

Original reference image for an AI object removal example

Original portrait used as a reference for an illustration

Use one reference or combine several

Multiple reference images can guide the subject, setting, and visual style together. Explain how each reference should be used. You can upload up to 8 references, with a lower limit for some models; the uploader follows the selected model’s limit.

Image to Image Generator FAQ

Answers about reference images, editing prompts, free credits, supported formats, result similarity, and private image storage.

What is an image to image generator?
Image to image generation starts from an existing picture and a written instruction. The model uses the reference as visual structure, then creates a new image that follows your edit.
How similar will the result be to my reference?
Similarity depends on the model and prompt; an exact match is not guaranteed. Specify the identity, pose, framing, lighting, or materials to preserve, then describe the change. Review the result because details outside the requested edit may also change.
Can I use the image to image generator for free?
Yes. New accounts receive free credits. Each generation shows its credit cost before you run it.
Are my uploaded images private?
Uploads and generated results stay in your private library. They are not shown publicly on this site.
How do I write a good image editing prompt?
Describe the change directly, then list important details to preserve. For example: “remove the bicycle, rebuild the garden naturally, and keep the bench, camera angle, lighting, and shadows unchanged.”
Which image formats and reference limits are supported?
You can upload JPG, PNG, or WebP images up to 5MB each. The tool allows up to 8 references, with a lower limit for some models. The uploader follows the selected model’s limit.