YOUR IMAGE IS JUST THE BEGINNING

Image to image. A whole new style.

Reimagine a room, explore an illustrated scene, or bring a sketch to life. Compare checked examples, then prepare a direction for your own image.

Start with your own image.

Choose and upload your image inside the workspace, then check your prompt, model and options before the next step.

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A generated warm oak and cream interior concept for the same work corner, retaining the doorway and desk placement with new plants, shelves and soft furnishings.
A photographed white-walled work corner with a desk and chair on the right, a wide doorway and two tall openings in the room beyond.
PhotoInterior concept
Owner-tested example · GPT Image2Project provider integration test, not a customer output.
Photo source & example notes

Source photo: SmashingIt99 · own work, CC0. View the original source and license. The paired result was tested with that photo through this project’s provider adapter. Stylization can change fine details and framing; this is not an identity or pixel-preservation guarantee.

A real work-corner photo was edited into an interior concept. The large opening, far windows and right-hand desk placement remain recognizable. Furniture, flooring, wall decoration and small objects were reinterpreted; the ladder and vacuum were removed. This is not an empty-room photograph, measured renovation plan or construction-accuracy guarantee.

A real work-corner photo. A warmer interior concept. Materials and smaller details may change.

MAKE THE DIRECTION YOURS

Start with a photo you love.

Choose a reference you have permission to use. Describe the change and check your draft; more settings are there when you need them.

References are checked locally before preview. Request preparation is available; public generation, checkout and the planned welcome allowance are not active.

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Start with something yours

Same starting point. New possibilities.

Add your reference, choose a model, and describe what should stay—and what should change.

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SEE THE STARTING POINT. SEE THE CHANGE.

An input. An edit. A clearer comparison.

Compare the source and its result across people, products, spaces and illustration. Each tile keeps the original on the left and the edit on the right.

Filter input and output studies

AI reference labels identify synthetic inputs, not customer photos. Original sketches are labelled separately; edits may redraw fine details. Explore the photographed examples too.

4 input/output studies · All edits

AI vector-style raster illustration of the same fictional-adult reference with a teal blazer, white blouse and simplified geometric shading.
Original AI-generated reference: a fictional adult in a teal blazer and white blouse in a warm studio.
BeforeAI referenceAfterVector-style
Vector-style portrait

Synthetic reference → AI edit. Not a customer photo or real-photo conversion proof.

AI-edited footwear concept: a silver running shoe on a reflective blue platform.
AI-generated reference: an original silver running shoe on a neutral studio background.
BeforeAI referenceAfterAI edit
Footwear scene styling

Synthetic reference → AI edit. Not a customer photo or real-photo conversion proof.

AI-edited architecture concept: a timber cabin with snow, dusk light and warm windows.
AI-generated reference: a timber cabin in an alpine landscape.
BeforeAI referenceAfterAI edit
Architectural season and lighting

Synthetic reference → AI edit. Not a customer photo or real-photo conversion proof.

Owner-tested watercolor interpretation of the same workshop sketch.
Project-authored digital sketch of a small workshop, before watercolor editing.
BeforeOriginal sketchAfterWatercolor
Sketch to watercolor

Project-authored sketch → reviewed AI illustration. Fine lines may change.

AI-edited illustration of the same fictional-adult reference in a teal blazer and white blouse against a light background.
Illustration
AI watercolor-style interpretation of the same fictional-adult reference, retaining the teal blazer and white blouse with visible painted texture.
Watercolor
AI-rendered 3D portrait-style interpretation of the same fictional-adult reference in a teal blazer and white blouse.
3D portrait
AI vector-style raster illustration of the same fictional-adult reference with a teal blazer, white blouse and simplified geometric shading.
Vector-style
Original AI-generated reference: a fictional adult in a teal suit in a softly lit studio.
OriginalAI-generated reference
4 reviewed effects from this same original.

ONE INPUT. MULTIPLE DIRECTIONS.

One original. See what changes.

The same AI-generated reference stays at the center. Each reviewed edit appears around it, so the starting point and the effect can be compared together. Different subjects are never substituted here.

Explore changes in style, scenes, materials and light—not just cartoons. This synthetic-reference study is not a customer photo or an identity-preservation guarantee.

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FIND YOUR VISUAL LANGUAGE

Same photo. Six different moods.

From expressive ink to gentle washes. Choose the direction that feels like you—not a look-alike of a particular artist or film.

A real cream long-haired cat with a dark face and ears, blue eyes and a plain blue collar.
One source photograph.Each style starts from this same cat photo.
A real blue-eyed cream cat reinterpreted as a detailed anime-inspired illustration, with its dark face and blue collar on a simplified white background.
Anime

Anime

Fine lines. Painterly light. A familiar subject.

Owner-tested · GPT Image2
The same photographed blue-eyed cat reinterpreted with illustrative cartoon shading and a simplified white background.
Cartoon

Cartoon

Clean shapes and a little more personality.

Owner-tested · GPT Image2
The same photographed cat reinterpreted in monochrome manga-inspired ink and hatching; coat markings and the collar are rendered as grayscale tones.
Manga

Manga

Expressive ink, screentones and bold contrast.

Owner-tested · GPT Image2
The same blue-eyed cat with its dark face and blue collar, reinterpreted with a rounder head and compact chibi proportions.
Chibi

Chibi

Small proportions. The same distinctive details.

Owner-tested · GPT Image2
The same cream cat with blue eyes and a blue collar, reinterpreted as a soft kawaii-inspired illustration on white.
Kawaii

Kawaii

Soft colors with a gentler, playful feel.

Owner-tested · GPT Image2
A watercolor interpretation of the same blue-eyed cream cat, with textured washes and the photographed bookshelf arrangement.
Watercolor

Watercolor

Translucent washes and softly textured edges.

Owner-tested · GPT Image2

Style buttons prepare a prompt and model choice. They do not upload a photo, start a generation or spend credits. The cat photo source and example notes are listed with its gallery comparison below.

IT’S IN THE DETAILS

Keep an eye on what makes it yours.

Look beyond the overall style: compare the layout, silhouette and texture. Complete source and result images are linked below each checked pair.

SPACES & ATMOSPHERE

A working corner, reimagined.

Compare the room outline and placement of the main objects. New materials and lighting may also change furniture and smaller details.

A checked source and result. Compare the difference.
A generated warm oak and cream interior concept for the same work corner, retaining the doorway and desk placement with new plants, shelves and soft furnishings.
A photographed white-walled work corner with a desk and chair on the right, a wide doorway and two tall openings in the room beyond.
PhotoInterior concept
Owner-tested example · GPT Image2Project provider integration test, not a customer output.
Photo source & example notes

Source photo: SmashingIt99 · own work, CC0. View the original source and license. The paired result was tested with that photo through this project’s provider adapter. Stylization can change fine details and framing; this is not an identity or pixel-preservation guarantee.

A real work-corner photo was edited into an interior concept. The large opening, far windows and right-hand desk placement remain recognizable. Furniture, flooring, wall decoration and small objects were reinterpreted; the ladder and vacuum were removed. This is not an empty-room photograph, measured renovation plan or construction-accuracy guarantee.

OBJECTS & MATERIALS

A simple object, a new direction.

Compare the spoon’s outline, handle and wood grain. Styling can alter surface texture and edges; this is not a pixel-perfect product reproduction.

A checked source and result. Compare the difference.
A generated product scene showing the same recognizable wooden spoon on pale stone against a neutral wall, with softer natural light and a contact shadow.
A single dark wooden spoon photographed on a gray surface, with its long handle extending left and its oval bowl on the right.
PhotoScene edit
Owner-tested example · GPT Image2Project provider integration test, not a customer output.
Photo source & example notes

Source photo: Mflan1977 · own work, CC0. View the original source and license. The paired result was tested with that photo through this project’s provider adapter. Stylization can change fine details and framing; this is not an identity or pixel-preservation guarantee.

The original licensed photograph was supplied by its public image URL; the displayed before is a resized version of that same photo. One wooden spoon remains recognizable, with the handle on the left and bowl on the right. Background, light, wood appearance and fine contours were repainted. This is a generated scene-edit test, not a new physical photograph or a pixel, logo or packaging-text preservation guarantee.

LESS GUESSWORK. MORE DIRECTION.

A few choices. A clearer creative brief.

A warm watercolor interpretation of the same workshop sketch, with a terracotta roof, cream walls, four windows and added greenery around the base.
An original digital line drawing of a small workshop with a pitched roof, a front door, two front windows and two side windows.
Original sketch
Sketch → Watercolor

Checked illustration · not an editor screenshot

Bring your photo

Use a static photo you own or have permission to edit. The workspace checks it before showing a preview.

Find your style

Choose anime, cartoon or another direction. Describe what should stay recognizable and what can change.

Review the request

Check your reference, model and settings. Preparing the request does not yet run a model or generate a download.

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A LITTLE ROOM FOR YOUR NEXT IDEA

A plan for your next great image.

Explore the planned welcome trial, flexible credit packs and subscription options. Pricing is a preview; checkout and trial generation are not open yet.

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Monthly preview · monthly credits. Savings compare cost per credit with the same plan’s One-time pack; discounts vary by plan.

Planned welcome trial

Free

A focused way to explore your first direction.

$0.00one-time welcome preview

Planned, not activated.

10 welcome edits, once

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  • 1 output per edit
  • One new-user allowance, no daily refill
Pricing preview

Starter

For a few ideas worth exploring.

$14.99per monthSave 33% per credit vs One-time
Monthly subscription preview.

500 credits per month

  • Image and text request workflows
  • Usage varies by model and settings
  • Reference and content checks still apply
Best value per credit

Studio

More room for ambitious projects.

$69.99per monthSave 23% per credit vs One-time
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  • Reference and content checks still apply

Models and output settings use different credits. Review the planned usage and terms before choosing an option.

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A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING

Before you begin.

Real examples. Clear expectations. Your questions, answered.

How can I turn a photo into an anime or cartoon direction?

Choose a photo you own or have permission to edit, then select a style such as Anime, Cartoon, Manga, Chibi, Kawaii or Watercolor. The style button adds a local prompt preset and model choice to the workspace; it does not upload an image or run a model. Check the details you want to preserve before preparing the request. Public AI generation is not open in this validation build; a prepared request is not a generated image.

Can I use more than one reference image?

Yes, you can prepare multiple references for models that support them. The limit is shown beside the upload control and changes with the selected model. Images are checked locally before preview. A prompt describing each reference’s role helps separate the subject, style and composition.

Which image model should I choose?

Choose by the task and the controls you need. Models differ in reference count, aspect ratios, resolution, output format and optional editing controls. The model directory describes those supported settings. These are verified interface capabilities, not a quality ranking or a claim that every model has been generation-tested.

Is image generation available to purchase?

Not yet. The plans and model credit usage are a preview, and a one-time welcome trial of 10 Economy edits is planned, not issued in this build. Checkout and public generation are not open; signing in does not grant credits. Paid generation will require a verified purchase and sufficient server-authorized balance. The separate local photo editor can apply and export on-device edits now; its results need a second check before preview or download.

Which images can I upload?

Use a static PNG or JPEG within the file and dimension limits shown in the workspace. Invalid, animated or unsupported files are rejected. A local content check must allow each reference before it appears. An error or a request for review cannot be bypassed.

Are the examples actual generated results?

The checked comparisons pair a licensed source photo or a project-authored digital sketch with its corresponding GPT Image2 output tested through this project’s provider adapter. Each pair identifies its source type, credit and source link. These are owner-tested provider integration examples, not customer outputs or proof that public paid generation is open. The additional input/output studies are AI-generated illustrative concepts that clearly label synthetic references and their corresponding edits. The portrait board shows four reviewed effects of the same original AI-generated reference; these are not real-photo conversion or identity-preservation proof. Unavailable or incomplete pairs are not shown as finished results.

Will the result keep every detail of my original photo?

Not necessarily. Stylization changes linework, shading, texture and sometimes proportions or small scene details. A clear prompt can describe the features to keep, but it is not a guarantee of exact identity, anatomy or pixel-level preservation. Compare the source and result carefully before using a generated image.

Are my drafts saved to my account?

The current AI draft and checked references stay in page memory, not in your account history. Leaving or reloading clears them. Request preparation does not upload image bytes. A future live generation workflow must explain provider processing and retention before you submit.

What happens if a check or a generation fails?

A failed or uncertain content check holds the image instead of releasing it. The current preparation flow explains validation errors and unavailable execution. It does not start a paid task, invent a result or automatically retry a provider. Live failure, settlement and recovery terms must be defined before purchasing is opened.

A NEW WAY TO SEE YOUR PHOTO

There’s another version waiting to be imagined.

Start with something familiar. Give it a direction of your own.

Prepare your image Workspace preview · no generation or purchase starts here.