Question 1

What should an Image to Image prompt explain?

Accepted Answer

Explain the main visual change you want, such as a new environment, light, wardrobe, styling, or composition. Then identify the gesture, crop, silhouette, subject emphasis, or other quality that should remain important. Avoid combining several unrelated transformations in the same first test.

Question 2

Will every source detail stay exactly the same?

Accepted Answer

No exact preservation is guaranteed. The selected model creates a new result from the authorized source and editing prompt rather than changing individual pixels deterministically. Review faces, hands, wardrobe, background, crop, and other important details before saving or using the output in another workflow.

Question 3

How should I choose a model for Image to Image?

Accepted Answer

Begin with the transformation and source requirements. Compare live catalog entries that accept the authorized input and offer the framing or supported controls needed for the edit. Keep the same setup while testing prompt revisions, and confirm the current Credit estimate before submitting each request.

Question 4

Why can an Image to Image edit become inconsistent?

Accepted Answer

Successive prompts may stack conflicting environments, colors, materials, or composition changes until the original visual intention becomes unclear. Return to the strongest authorized source, combine only the essential edit instructions, and state one constraint that should remain important in the new generation.

Question 5

Can I explore the generator before signing in?

Accepted Answer

You can inspect the generator and setup while signed out. Submission requires an authenticated account. Return to the same route after signing in.

Question 6

How do I know what a generation will cost?

Accepted Answer

The live Workspace shows estimated Credits for the selected model and settings before submission. Change either to see the current estimate. Catalog availability and Credit requirements can change.