Image to Image AI

Transform an uploaded reference image with a prompt. Direct a new backdrop, visual style or composition and review the resulting image.

Image briefs by subject

Describe the change to your reference image

Upload a source and name the parts to preserve. Then describe the specific change you want. The generated image can redraw fine detail, so compare the result with the original.

When to use it

Change the backdrop of an approved product

Keep the bottle shape, camera angle and label in the prompt. Describe a new counter surface and how the light should fall.

Explore a different art direction

Reuse the scene composition and specify a palette and medium. Check whether the revised result still reads at its intended crop.

Examples

Olive glass bottle with lime and a blue napkin on a café table — A café table, lime and a napkin give a simple bottle a different setting.

Dark green glass bottle on neutral limestone — Start from a clear product silhouette and retain the camera angle when changing the set.

Weathered bicycle against a blue wall — Name the parts to preserve, such as the bicycle frame, spokes and position against the wall.

Example

Keep the product and camera angle. Change the warm interior to a blue studio backdrop with soft side light.

Separate the parts to keep from the edit
Job	Keep	Change
Restage a product	Bottle shape, camera angle and placement	Replace the studio with a café table and soft window light.
Change the illustration style	Subject, pose and framing	Use flat shapes, muted blue shadows and a cream background.

How to use it

Upload the reference you want the model to follow.
List the details you want to retain, then describe one change such as the backdrop or light.
Inspect the face, product label or outline against the source before using the revised image.

Settings & limits

Reference photo: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB
Instructions: 1 to 2,500 characters
Output: A new image guided by your source

Questions about Image to Image AI

What should I ask the model to preserve?

Name details that matter to the next use, such as product geometry, label placement, expression or camera angle. Specify them before describing the edit.

What if the new backdrop also changes the product?

Narrow the prompt to the background and use a brighter reference with a clear outline. Compare the resulting color, text and silhouette with your approved source.

When should I use an image expander instead?

Use AI Image Expander when the composition should continue past the existing borders for a wider or taller canvas. Use Image to Image to reinterpret content within the scene.

Will adding several changes give a better result?

A single change is easier to review, especially for product work. If both lighting and style need to change, do an initial pass and compare it before stacking revisions.

Will my image stay pixel-identical outside the edit?

The model uses your source as a visual reference and can redraw other areas. For a product job, compare color, outline, text and camera angle against the original before you use the new version.