Image to Image

Image to Image

Transform existing images with AI-powered style transfer, editing, and variation generation.

How It Works

Explore image to image capabilities on WaveSpeed.

1. Style Transfer

Transform photos into artwork, change seasons, or apply aesthetic filters while preserving the original composition. Works with FLUX and SDXL models for high-quality output.

2. Guided Editing

Use text instructions to modify specific aspects of an image. FLUX Kontext understands context and applies changes only where appropriate. See Image Editing Models for all options.

3. Variation Generation

Generate multiple variations of an image with different styles, lighting, or compositions. Use with LoRA adapters for brand-consistent variations at scale.

Use Cases

Discover how image to image transforms real-world workflows.

Creative Exploration

Explore different visual styles and aesthetics by transforming a single reference image into dozens of variations.

Product Visualization

Generate product variations in different colors, materials, or environments from a single base image.

Art Direction

Transform mood boards and reference images into production-ready visuals matching a specific creative direction.

Content Adaptation

Adapt a single visual asset for different platforms, seasons, or regional markets automatically.

Q & A

What is image-to-image AI?
Image-to-image AI takes an existing image as input and transforms it based on text instructions, style references, or other guidance. It preserves the composition while changing style or content.
How much can image-to-image change the original?
The amount of change is controllable. Low strength preserves most of the original; high strength allows major transformations while keeping the basic composition.
Can I use image-to-image for logo redesign?
Yes. You can use style transfer to explore different visual treatments of logos and brand assets while maintaining recognition.
What is the difference from inpainting?
Image-to-image transforms the entire image, while inpainting only modifies a selected region. Use image-to-image for global style changes and inpainting for local edits.
Is there ControlNet support?
Yes. Combine image-to-image with ControlNet for precise structural control using edge maps, depth maps, and pose references.