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Image-guided creation
Image to Image
Use a source image and an edit prompt to create focused edited variants for a project, campaign, concept, or visual direction.
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- Start from an existing visual instead of a blank canvas.
- Describe the subject, setting, style, or change you want.
- Choose a destination format for the edited result.
Definition
What Is an Image to Image?
Image to Image is a creation mode that uses an existing visual plus a written prompt to produce edited variants based on your requested direction.
- Input
- Source image and prompt
- Output
- Edited image variants
- Best for
- Focused visual edits
How to Create an Image Result
Use the guided online flow to transform image with a prompt, then compare the generated variants against your intended direction.
Write the prompt
Describe the edit, including style, subject, setting, and anything that should remain recognizable.
Choose the format
Select the destination format so the created variants better match your intended placement.
Image Controls
The image to image AI flow supports practical controls for directing how the source visual changes while keeping your project goal in view.
Prompt detail
Write a detailed prompt that explains what should change, what should stay recognizable, and what the final visual should communicate.
Visual direction
Set a clear creative direction for style transfer, mood changes, background replacement, or other guided edits.
Subject and setting guidance
Describe the subject and setting so the generated variants have a stronger connection to your intended scene.
Image Use Cases You Can Create
Create or use a result for practical visual tasks where an existing asset needs a guided change instead of a full restart.
Style transfer
Apply a new look, mood, or art direction to an existing visual while using the source as the starting point.
Inpainting concepts
Guide a localized edit by describing what should appear in a selected area or changed part of the scene.
Background replacement
Replace or redirect the setting behind a subject to better fit a campaign, product page, or social post.
Review Image Results Before Use
Before selecting a final variant, review the output against the brief, key details, and destination format.
Brief fit
Compare the variant against the original goal, campaign need, or creative brief before moving forward.
Important details
Inspect important details such as subject shape, background elements, visual consistency, and any areas changed by the prompt.
Crop and format
Check whether the destination crop and format match where the final asset will be used.
Image Limitations
Generated results can vary, and important details may need careful checking before you use a variant in a final layout.
Results can vary
Two runs with similar prompts may not produce the same result, especially for complex style, setting, or subject changes.
Fine-detail boundaries
Small text, hands, logos, faces, or product-specific details may need inspection before a variant is ready.
Image to Image FAQ
Answers to common questions about Image to Image inputs, prompts, outputs, and practical use.
What is Image to Image?
Image to Image starts with a source visual and an edit prompt. The tool uses both to create edited variants that follow your requested direction.
How should I write the prompt?
Use a clear prompt that says what to change, what to preserve, and the intended style, subject, or setting. This helps when you want to transform image with a prompt rather than start from nothing.
Can image to image AI help with specific edits?
Yes. The online flow is designed around a source visual and prompt, so it can support style transfer, inpainting, and background replacement workflows.
Is Image to Image free?
Any free availability depends on the current product experience shown on the page. The brief does not verify a permanent free-use promise.
Create with Image to Image
Upload a source visual, describe the edit you want, and start creating project-ready variants.