Transform an image with a prompt
Upload a photo, sketch, or design. Describe what should change, then generate a new version that stays visually connected to your source image.
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Example transformation 1 of 3
A camera moved into the rain
Keep the compact silver camera, its three-quarter angle, and full silhouette. Move it onto a rain-darkened night-market counter with warm lantern reflections.
Before and after
Use the source image to carry forward the parts that matter, then direct the new scene, style, setting, or finish in words.
Source
ResultMove a familiar composition into a different time, weather, and lighting setup.
Edit prompt
Turn this daytime canal scene into a rainy evening. Keep the buildings, bridge, bicycles, and camera angle. Add warm window lights and reflections on wet pavement.
Source
ResultReplace a plain setting while keeping the product as the center of the frame.
Edit prompt
Place this blue running shoe on a coral pedestal with a pale sky-blue studio backdrop and soft shadows. Keep the shoe shape, color, and side view.
Source
ResultLet a rough drawing hold the layout while the prompt defines materials, light, and detail.
Edit prompt
Turn this sketch into a small bookshop built from dark timber in a misty forest. Keep the building placement and viewpoint. Add warm windows and detailed storybook realism.
Source
ResultMove a clean catalog subject into a campaign setting while holding its shape and viewpoint steady.
Edit prompt
Place this exact amber glass perfume bottle on a moss-covered dark stone in a quiet forest at dawn. Keep the bottle shape, proportions, cap, amber color, camera angle, and position unchanged. Add soft mist, dew, and natural morning light. No label or text.
Before
AfterCreate before you transform
Do not have a starting image yet? Use the free AI photo generator to create one from a written description, then bring it back here for a controlled restyle. You can also edit a photo, combine references, or test a completely different direction from the same browser.
Three steps
A clear source and a specific instruction are usually enough for a useful first result.
Choose the photo, drawing, or design you want to transform. A clear image gives the model more useful visual structure to follow.
Say what should change and what should remain recognizable, such as the subject, pose, layout, or camera angle.
Review the result, tighten the instruction if an important detail moved, then download the version you want to keep.
Better edit prompts
Separate the fixed parts from the changes. Then name the visible finish you want. This gives the generator clearer priorities than a long list of vague adjectives.
SourceResultComplete edit prompt
Turn this daytime canal scene into a rainy evening. Keep the buildings, bridge, bicycles, and camera angle. Add warm window lights and reflections on wet pavement. Natural architectural photo.
Know what to check
Image to image generation can carry over the subject and composition, but it may redraw small details. Check anything that must be exact before you publish or deliver the result.
Changing the scene should not mean losing the person in the photo. The discussions below focus on keeping reference details intact while making an edit. Start with your image, then name what should stay the same and what you want to change.
“Background of it is that I am a cosplay photographer and am trying to edit the character into some special scenes too but the outcome are usually abit too pixelated on the character face”
“Guys does anyone know if there is any image to image generator in perchance that actually follows the reference image and nor edit the image just randomly”
PhotoGenerAI
Upload a source image, describe what to keep and what to change, then refine the result.
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