Reference image editing
Start with an image you have permission to use. Describe what should stay and what should change, then use the image generator to choose an available model and create a variation.
Open image generatorOpens the workspace. Upload your reference there and review the available settings and credit cost before generating.
Use an original with a clearly visible subject. Avoid heavy compression and distracting overlays. Only upload images you have the right to use.
Name the subject, composition and details to preserve. Then describe one change, such as a new background, lighting or visual style. The prompts below are starting points, not verified output examples.
Open the image generator, upload your reference and paste your prompt. Check which settings the selected model supports, such as aspect ratio or output size, and review the displayed credit cost.
Compare faces, hands, text, product details and framing with the original. If an important detail changed, make the instruction more specific and try another variation. An exact match is not guaranteed.
Use the uploaded product photo as the reference. Keep the product shape, proportions, material, label and camera angle unchanged. Replace only the background with a warm, off-white studio backdrop. Add a soft contact shadow underneath the product and keep the original crop. Do not add props, new text, logos or extra objects. Preserve the visible product details as closely as possible.
Use the uploaded portrait as the reference. Preserve the person’s facial features, expression, hairstyle, clothing, pose and framing. Replace the background with a softly blurred garden in natural daylight. Match the background lighting to the existing light on the face. Do not retouch the skin, change the person’s age or add accessories. Keep the person clearly separated from the background.
Use the uploaded image as the reference. Keep the placement, scale and silhouette of the main subjects, the camera perspective and the crop. Render the scene as a watercolor illustration with visible paper texture, soft pigment transitions and a muted color palette. Preserve the original subject relationships and recognizable details. Do not add or remove objects, text or borders.
Image-to-image uses an uploaded reference alongside your written instructions. Text-to-image starts from a written description without that reference. The reference guides the output but does not guarantee that every detail stays unchanged.
No. Copying only places the prompt text on your clipboard. Open the image generator, upload your own reference and paste the prompt before reviewing settings and starting generation.
Check your rights to the input image, the applicable model conditions and our Terms of Service before using a result. A generated image is not a guarantee of permission to use someone’s likeness, brand or copyrighted material.
Generative editing can reinterpret the reference. State the details to preserve explicitly, reduce the number of simultaneous changes and compare the output with the original. Exact preservation is not guaranteed.