Use image to image AI to transform an existing photo with a written instruction or added visual references. This page previews a conversational workspace for edits, comparisons, and follow-up revisions.
Preview only: image to image AI generation on this Agent page is coming soon.
An image to image AI request can be as simple as changing a background, replacing a subject, cleaning up a product shot, or improving an old photo. The Agent turns that request into a focused editing task without exposing technical provider settings.
Image to image AI can work with one source for a direct photo change. When the result depends on another subject, product, style, or scene, add reference images and explain how each one should guide the edit.
The image to image AI workspace keeps the request, progress, and finished image in the same conversation. You can see when the task is being prepared, when generation starts, and when the result is ready to preview or download.
With image to image AI, a finished result can become the starting point for the next change. Ask for brighter lighting, a cleaner background, a different crop, or another focused revision while keeping the earlier result connected to the conversation.
The image to image AI process begins with an existing picture, then uses your instruction and selected references to produce a revised version.
Upload the photo you want to change. Add another image only when it provides a subject, style, product, or scene that should guide the result.
Name the subject, requested change, and anything that should stay intact. Constraints about composition, shape, identity, or lighting make the intended edit easier to understand.
Compare the result with your source at full size. If one area needs work, continue from the result with a smaller follow-up request.
Image to image AI supports practical edits, visual references, and controlled revisions within the same source-based workflow.
Use image to image AI to place an existing product in a cleaner setting, improve uneven lighting, remove visual clutter, or prepare a consistent listing image while keeping the item recognizable and accurate.
Remove small distractions, repair damaged areas, correct weak exposure, and improve clarity. The source image remains the reference for composition, identity, texture, and the parts that should not change.
Image to image AI can use another picture when words are not enough. A reference can show the replacement subject, visual direction, material, or scene that should guide the new version.
Continue from a completed result to adjust one part at a time. This is useful for testing background options, refining color and lighting, or making a previous edit more restrained.
Image to image AI is useful whenever the original picture matters and the requested change needs to stay focused.
Prepare product listings, test cleaner backgrounds, and improve presentation while keeping the item accurate and recognizable.
Use image to image AI to adapt existing visuals for campaigns, social posts, thumbnails, and new concepts without rebuilding every asset from scratch.
Handle cleanup, restoration, reference-based changes, and early visual exploration before moving into detailed production work.
Straight answers about source images, prompts, references, access, and credits.
Image to image AI starts with an existing picture and creates a revised version from instructions. An AI image to image generator can use the source composition, subject, colors, or structure when making a focused change.
Text-to-image starts from a written prompt. An AI image generator from image inputs, often called image to image AI, starts from visual material you provide and is better suited to cleanup, restoration, replacement, and controlled revisions.
Yes, when the selected model accepts multiple sources. One image may be the scene to edit while another supplies a subject or reference. The prompt should explain how the images relate.
This Agent workspace is still a preview and cannot generate images yet. When it opens, free usage will follow the credit rules shown in the product, with the task cost displayed before generation.
The full Agent workspace requires an account because it saves requests, progress, results, and follow-up edits. Some options in the main Image Editor may be available with guest credits before sign-in.
Name what should change, describe the desired result, and state what should remain untouched. Specific constraints about composition, identity, materials, lighting, or shadows are more useful than a long list of adjectives.
The planned Agent supports practical source formats including JPEG, PNG, and WebP. File and model limits may vary. Clear source images work best because heavy compression, blur, and tiny details are harder to preserve.
Planning does not create an image. Credits are used when an eligible generation task starts, based on the model and server-defined settings. Failed or unavailable tasks follow the normal credit release rules.
Choose a source image, describe one clear change, and preview how the upcoming Agent will keep the request and later revisions together.
