Image to Image

Guide AI generation with visual input. Instead of starting from scratch with text, use a reference image to define the structure, colors, or composition of your final output. WaveSpeed gives you precise control over the transformation process, enabling consistent style transfer and rapid iteration.
How to Use Image to Image
The process combines visual guidance with text instructions to achieve the exact result you need.
Step 1: Upload Reference Image
Provide a source image. This acts as the blueprint for the AI, determining the basic shapes and layout.
Step 2: Add a Text Prompt
Describe the changes you want to make. For example, "convert to cyberpunk style," "change day to night," or "make the product metallic."
Step 3: Set Denoising Strength
This is crucial. A low value (e.g., 0.3) keeps the output very similar to the original image. A high value (e.g., 0.8) allows the AI to make drastic changes while only loosely following the original structure.
Step 4: Generate
Process the transformation instantly using our optimized infrastructure.
Transformation Examples
Explore common workflows where using an image prompt yields better results than text alone.
Style Transfer & Creative
Sketch to Realistic
Original Input (Before): A rough pencil sketch of a modern house design.
AI Result (After): Photorealistic Architectural Render. The lines of the sketch are transformed into realistic materials like concrete, glass, and wood under natural light.
Anime Conversion
Original Input (Before): A standard photograph of a person in a city.
AI Result (After): High-Quality Anime Illustration. The person and background are redrawn in a Japanese animation style while maintaining the original pose and setting.
Variation & Refinement
Product Variations
Original Input (Before): A photo of a sneaker in white.
AI Result (After): Colorway Generation. The same sneaker rendered realistically in red, blue, and black, keeping the lighting and shadows identical.
Composition Guide
Original Input (Before): A crude collage or basic 3D block-out showing object placement.
AI Result (After): Finished Scene. A detailed, fully rendered image that strictly adheres to the layout defined in the rough input.