Four-Card Retro Script Lettering Sheet
REFERENCE-FIRST IMAGE EDITING
Start with the image.Describe the change.
Upload a reference photo, say what should change and what should stay, then choose a supported model and framing. Start from a prompt when you want a new scene.
- 1Choose a starting point
- 2Write an edit brief
- 3Set model and framing
Example starting imagePrompt
“Keep the portrait framing; place the subject in a quiet studio with soft window light.”
YOUR NEXT IMAGE
Choose a starting point
Use Text to Image for a new scene, or Image to Image to guide a generation with a reference photo. Describe the requested change in the prompt; controls vary by model.
Choose a starting point
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A repeatable edit starts with a clear brief
A reference image guides the result; the selected model still determines how it interprets your prompt.
1
Choose a starting point
Upload a reference image for image-to-image, or switch to text-to-image for a new scene.
2
Write the edit brief
Describe what should change and which details the model should try to keep.
3
Set the output
Choose a model and the controls it supports, such as aspect ratio, quality, or format.
4
Review the version
Open the generated image, then adjust the prompt or settings for another pass.
Start with a specific kind of edit
These prompt-led starting points frame the request; the selected model determines the final result.
Restyle a photo
Ask for a new color palette, medium, or mood while using your image as the visual reference.
Adjust the subject or scene
Name the detail to change and keep the rest of the brief explicit; outcomes vary by model.
Remove a background or object
Use the editor task shortcut to frame the request, then inspect edges and details in the result.
Extend the frame
Choose a wider or taller ratio where available, and describe what should continue beyond the crop.
Enhance a photo
Request changes to clarity, lighting, or noise; behavior depends on the selected model.
Try a preset look
Open Photo Effects for curated starting points such as age, curls, PS2, cartoon-to-realistic, and chibi.
Image editing with Img2Img: common questions
Questions about reference-led image editing? Contact us by email.
What does image-to-image editing do?
It uses an uploaded image as a visual starting point and your prompt to guide the requested changes. You can also switch to text-to-image when you want a new scene.
Will it preserve a face, product, or composition exactly?
There is no exact-preservation guarantee. The reference image guides generation, but each model can change details. Inspect results before publishing.
Which model settings can I choose?
Available models and controls vary. The generator shows options supported by the selected model, such as aspect ratio, quality, resolution, or format.
What image files can I upload?
JPG, PNG, and WebP are supported. Per-model image counts and file-size limits can be lower than the general upload limit.
Can I use generated images commercially?
Commercial use depends on the model provider, your plan, and the rights to the source image. Check the applicable terms before using an output in client or commercial work.
Questions about reference-led image editing? Contact us by email. customer support team
Give your next image a clear direction
Start with a reference photo, or choose text-to-image for a new scene. Write the brief and choose model-specific output controls in the same workspace.