Direct the changes with words
Tell Image to Image AI what to change and what to keep. Name the subject, colors and details that matter to your edit.
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An outfit change shown alongside the original portrait, illustrating preservation of facial features.
Edit the uploaded portrait: replace the clothing with an elegant ivory tuxedo jacket, white shirt and black bow tie. Preserve the person's recognizable facial features, age, skin tone, hairstyle, pose and framing. Keep a softly lit blue studio background and natural photographic skin texture. Return a single edited portrait, without comparison panels or text.
A suggested prompt inspired by this example, not the original. Results will vary. Upload your own reference image to try this edit.
Tell Image to Image AI what to change and what to keep. Name the subject, colors and details that matter to your edit.
Use Image to Image to explore illustration, photography or a textured art treatment while keeping your source as a guide.
Compare GPT Image 2.5, GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana 2 in the same Image to Image generator.
Use the Image to Image generator to explore photography, illustration or concept art through lighting, texture and composition.
Choose a format for your destination. Image to Image generator settings follow the selected model.

Upload a reference, describe your edit and review the new image below the workspace.
Explore plansExplore ideas together, then develop the direction that fits your brief.
Explore plans
Test composition, color and visual concepts before developing your chosen direction.

Develop campaign directions and compare options before committing to final artwork.

Explore product settings and reference-led variations for your next presentation.

Create covers and editorial concepts that fit your publishing workflow.
Try: “Keep the ceramic cup and its shape. Replace the background with a warm kitchen, with soft morning light coming from the left.”
Explore plans
A specific visual brief makes each result easier to evaluate.
Explore plansTell the Image to Image generator where the light comes from and how it falls on your subject.
Describe glass, fabric or brushed metal to give your prompt concrete visual cues.
Give the Image to Image generator a camera angle, subject position and room for any planned headline.
Tell Image to Image which shapes, colors or facial details should remain recognizable. Inspect the result, since exact preservation is not guaranteed.
Change one detail in your Image to Image generator prompt, then compare the new version against your brief.
Start with a purpose, from a social cover to an early storyboard.
Create covers, carousel concepts and illustrations with the Image to Image generator.
Use the Image to Image generator to compare visual directions for a launch.
Use Image to Image to explore a product in different settings. Compare the result with your source before using it in a presentation.
Turn a scene description into a storyboard concept using the Image to Image generator.
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