Describe the source and direction
Describe what to preserve and what to change in the source image. Add the desired composition, lighting, materials, color, and style so the transformation has a clear direction.
Turn one image into a new creative direction.
Upload an image, describe the direction you want to explore, and create a refined variation with leading AI models in one workspace. Preserve the details that matter, compare new styles and compositions, and keep your source, settings, and outputs connected as you iterate.
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Explore image models for creative transformations
Use your source image as creative context in one workspace. Choose the model that fits your direction, compare different interpretations of the same source, and refine the variation that works best.
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Start with an existing image and a clear creative goal. Add a prompt, choose the right model and format, then compare and refine your variations in the same project.
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Choose your model and format
Choose an image model, then set the supported format, quantity, and resolution. Use the source image and references to anchor the direction.
Compare, refine, and download
Review the variation beside the source image. Check the subject, details, and composition, then adjust your prompt or settings before downloading the version you want to use.
Built for creative transformations, not one-off edits
The first variation is rarely the final answer. invideos helps you protect the details that matter, test deliberate changes, and develop a stronger visual direction from the image you started with.
Explore a new look from a familiar image
Use your source as a starting point for another palette, material, setting, or style. Compare variations against the direction you had in mind.
Decide what needs to stay
Identify the subject details and composition you want to retain. State those priorities in the prompt, then check how closely each result follows them.
Compare models with the same source
Use one image and a consistent brief to compare image models. Look for the balance of transformation and similarity that suits the project.
Try changes before choosing a direction
Explore a different background, lighting treatment, or visual style. Assess the variation before using it as the basis for more detailed work.
Separate one change from the next
Begin with one clear transformation. Once that direction works, refine another detail so you can tell which changes improved the image.
Compare the result with the original
Check faces, proportions, product details, and composition side by side. A new style can also introduce changes you did not ask for.
Continue developing the image you transformed
An image variation can be the beginning of a larger creative workflow. Keep working in the same project as you animate, edit, or refine the result.
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Why use invideos for Image to Image?
- Preserve what matters in the source. Keep the subject, composition, or key details while changing the direction you need.
- Explore styles, settings, and materials. Compare different interpretations of the same image in one workspace.
- Refine one detail at a time. Adjust the prompt, references, or settings without rebuilding the project.
- Compare models on the same source. See which visual language best matches your intended result.
- Move a selected image forward. Continue into editing, Text to Video, or Image to Video when the variation is ready.
Image to Image FAQ
What is Image to Image?
Image to Image transforms an existing image according to your prompt. Describe what to preserve, what to change, and the desired composition, lighting, materials, mood, or style.
What should I include in an Image to Image prompt?
Start with the source image and intended change, then describe the subject details to preserve, the new composition, lighting, materials, colors, mood, and visual style. A focused prompt is easier to refine.
Can I use a reference image?
Yes. When supported by the selected model, you can add reference media to provide visual context, guide the style, or help maintain a particular subject, composition, or visual detail.
Can I create commercial images with Image to Image?
You can use generated work according to the terms that apply to your invideos plan and the selected model. Review the applicable commercial-use and model terms before publishing client work, advertising, or other commercial content.
Why do different models create different results from the same prompt?
Each model interprets prompts, references, style, detail, and source images differently. Comparing several models can help you find the transformation that best matches your project.