Image to image AI

Image to image. Your next direction.

Start with your image, not a blank canvas. Image to image AI combines your reference with a prompt to explore a new background, lighting mood, or style.

Try it in Studio 2 credits per image to image

3 starter credits after email verification.

A charcoal technical sneaker on a concrete pedestal in warm directional light — A visual starting point for your own brief.

Image to image / Start with what you have

Your image is
the starting point.

Upload a reference. Describe what stays and what changes. Explore a new version with image to image AI.

01 / Product

One product. A different setting.

Image to image concept variation: the charcoal sneaker on wet slate with cool blue background light

Keep: Shoe silhouette, materials, and camera angle
Change: Warm concrete → cool wet slate

See the image to image prompt

Keep the same sneaker, proportions, silver panels, orange details, and camera angle. Change the setting to wet dark slate at blue hour with soft cool background light. No new products, logos, or text.

02 / Interior

Same space. Another time of day.

A concrete coastal interior with walnut furniture and warm lamplight at blue hour

Image to image concept variation: the coastal concrete interior in soft golden morning light

Keep: Room layout, glazing, furniture, and viewpoint
Change: Blue hour → golden morning

See the image to image prompt

Keep the room geometry, windows, furniture positions, coastline, and camera viewpoint. Change only the atmosphere to a soft golden morning, with sunlight through the existing glass and the lamp switched off.

03 / Scene lighting

Keep the world. Shift the mood.

A fully suited explorer on a volcanic ridge beneath an amber ringed planet

Image to image concept variation: the suited explorer and volcanic landscape under a cool blue-hour sky

Keep: Explorer, ridge silhouette, and planet placement
Change: Amber sunset → cool blue hour

See the image to image prompt

Keep the explorer, ridge silhouette, planet placement, and wide viewpoint. Change the lighting to cool blue hour with a restrained warm glow along the horizon. Do not add new subjects.

04 / Character

Find the character in your head.

A fictional adult woman in a high-neck black jacket, lit with amber and muted teal studio light

Image to image character variation: the same fictional adult woman in a high-neck black jacket at an evening station concourse

Keep: Face, hair, expression, jacket, and framing
Change: Studio portrait → evening station scene

See the image to image prompt

Keep the same fictional adult character, facial features, short dark hair, gaze, silver ear cuff, high-neck jacket, and camera angle. Change only the background and lighting to an evening station concourse, with soft warm lights and muted blue ambience.

Illustrative reference/variation pairs created with an external image tool, not RasterBloom output benchmarks. Compare each result with its source; generated details can change.

Try image to image

01 / A deliberate direction

Keep a visual anchor

A reference gives the model a subject, composition, and palette to work from. Name the details you want to carry forward.

02 / A deliberate direction

Change one thing well

Try a new background or a different lighting direction. A focused edit is easier to judge than a complete reinvention.

A practical workflow

Start clear.
Keep the useful versions.

Give each attempt one purpose, then review the result against the brief before moving on.

01
Choose a source
Upload an image you own or are authorized to edit. Use a clear source with the important details visible.
02
Write the brief
Describe what should stay, then the change you want. Keep the first experiment narrow.
03
Check the result
Compare faces, edges, geometry, and text with the source. Use a good result as your next reference.

Put it into words

A brief you can
actually evaluate.

Adapt the subject, details, and requested change to your own source. Review the image instead of assuming the prompt was followed exactly.

Prompt starting pointEDITABLE / 001

Keep the original subject, proportions, camera angle, and placement. Change only the backdrop to dark textured concrete, with soft warm light from the left. Do not add extra objects or text.

Before you begin

A few useful answers.

All questions & answers

What is image-to-image AI?

It uses a reference image together with your written instructions to generate a new image. The source supplies visual context; the prompt describes the direction.

Does it preserve the original exactly?

No. Generative editing can alter details even when asked to keep them. Review the result against the source, and use conventional masking or compositing when exact pixels matter.

How much does image to image cost?

Each image to image generation costs 2 credits. The 3 starter credits cover one edit and one text generation. A $5 pack contains 150 credits, enough for up to 75 edits.

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Image to image AI

Image to image. Your next direction.

Start with your image, not a blank canvas. Image to image AI combines your reference with a prompt to explore a new background, lighting mood, or style.

Try it in Studio 2 credits per image to image

3 starter credits after email verification.

Image to image / Start with what you have