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Image to Image

Use an existing image as the base for controlled edits, variations, and style transfer.

This route will hold image-editing workflows built around source images, prompt-led changes, and later tool-specific presets.

Best forControlled edits from a source image
Route roleMain image editing workflow page
Future fitEdit presets and before/after examples
Source-image based editing
Prompt-controlled variations
Prepared route for editing templates and examples

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How it works

Start with an idea, choose the right input, and refine the output based on the result you want.

Step 1
Prompt
Step 1
Prompt

Source-image based editing

Step 2
Direction
Step 2
Direction

Prompt-controlled variations

Step 3
Output
Step 3
Output

Prepared route for editing templates and examples

Key features

These are the main reasons users choose this workflow.

Image control

Source-image based editing

This route will hold image-editing workflows built around source images, prompt-led changes, and later tool-specific presets.

Source-image based editing
Image control

Prompt-controlled variations

This route will hold image-editing workflows built around source images, prompt-led changes, and later tool-specific presets.

Prompt-controlled variations
Image control

Prepared route for editing templates and examples

This route will hold image-editing workflows built around source images, prompt-led changes, and later tool-specific presets.

Prepared route for editing templates and examples

Use cases

Prompt-based image variations
Reference-image editing workflows
Before/after editing examples and templates

Prompt and workflow guidance

Why image-to-image should stand alone

Users looking for image editing and variation workflows usually start with an existing asset, which is a different intent from pure text-to-image creation.

How this branch can grow

This route can later support editing presets, style transfer examples, and before/after content while remaining part of the /image tree.

More to explore

What to compare first
Look at input flexibility, output quality, control over style and motion, and whether the workflow fits your real use case.
What to try next
Try prompt templates, example outputs, and scenario-specific guidance so you can judge the workflow faster.

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