ImageStyle tools
Start with a flexible generator when you have an idea or a reference. Choose a focused workflow when the creative job has a clear output.
Use a flexible image or video workspace when the task begins with an idea, reference image, or motion direction.
AI image generation
ImageStyle is an AI image generator for moving from an idea to a usable visual. Start with a written direction, add a reference image when the selected model supports it, then choose the framing and output settings that fit the job.
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AI video generation
ImageStyle brings text-to-video and compatible reference-guided video workflows into one workspace. Choose a video model, describe the scene or movement, add media when the selected model supports it, then set the available output controls.
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Image to video
ImageStyle lets you start a video workflow from a reference image when the selected video model supports image input. Add the image, describe the movement and scene, then choose from that model’s available output controls.
Try image to videoStart from a prompt, a still image, a product clip, or an existing video.
Text to video
Use ImageStyle for text-to-video when the first input is an idea rather than an existing asset. Describe the subject, action, setting, and camera feeling, then choose the available model controls that fit the clip you want to create.
Source-video transformation
Choose the source-video workflow when an uploaded clip provides the movement and timing you want to begin from. Add the supported video, describe the visual transformation, then inspect the generated version as a new result before reuse.
Product-focused video
Use ImageStyle for a product-video direction when the clip needs to make one product understandable before it becomes decorative. Start with the product role, key visible detail, and intended shot order; add an approved reference image when the selected model supports it.
Advertising video planning
An advertising video works best when it has a visible sequence: an opening reason to look, one message or benefit, and a final frame that can carry the next action. Use ImageStyle to test that direction, then review every claim and detail before publishing.
Social video direction
A useful social video does not need to explain every part of a campaign in one clip. Use ImageStyle to test one visual hook, one subject action, and a clean final frame that can support your own verified message in a feed or short-form workflow.
Animated video direction
Use ImageStyle for an animation-video direction when the visual treatment and motion need to feel consistent from the first frame to the last. Describe the subject, scene rule, movement, and camera path, then review the generated clip for continuity before reuse.
MiniMax H3 text to video
Start with one visible subject, one action, and one camera idea. MiniMax H3 text-to-video gives you six frames, 768P or 2K output, and a 4 to 15 second clip range in the ImageStyle video workspace.
MiniMax H3 image to video
When the opening composition matters, attach one approved first frame and describe only the movement that should develop from it. MiniMax H3 derives framing from that image and keeps 768P or 2K plus a 4 to 15 second duration range.
MiniMax H3 prompt guide
A useful MiniMax H3 prompt tells the model what the viewer sees first, what changes through the clip, how the camera behaves, and where the motion resolves. Start from a written scene or one approved first frame, then keep the direction focused.
Photo to coloring page
Upload a photo and use a reference-guided image workflow to create a clean black-and-white outline. Start with the preset, then adjust the direction when you need simpler or more detailed lines.
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Photo to line drawing
Upload a photo and start with a reference-guided preset for clear black-and-white outlines. Keep the main subject recognizable, then adjust line density, background detail, and shading when the first result needs refinement.
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Photo to sketch
Upload a photo and start with a reference-guided sketch preset. It preserves the subject while rebuilding the image with graphite strokes, varied line weight, cross-hatching, and paper texture instead of applying a simple grayscale filter.
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Photo to oil painting
Upload a photo and start with a reference-guided oil-painting preset. It keeps the subject and framing recognizable while translating the image into layered color, visible brushwork, confident edges, and subtle canvas texture.
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Photo to illustration
Upload a portrait, pet, product, or scene and start from an illustration preset that keeps the composition readable while rebuilding the image with drawn contours, simplified color shapes, and tactile print texture.
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Photo to cross hatching
Upload a portrait, object, or scene and start from a black-ink preset that preserves the important structure while rebuilding light and shadow from deliberate layers of intersecting lines.
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Photo to flat design
Upload a portrait, group photo, product, or scene and rebuild it with crisp vector-like shapes, a controlled palette, minimal shading, and a clear visual hierarchy.
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Photo to one-line drawing
Upload a portrait, couple, pet, or object and start from a continuous-line preset that keeps the essential silhouette and relationships while removing color, shading, and unnecessary detail.
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AI text remover
Upload an image with lettering, captions, or typographic marks. The preset asks the model to remove visible text and reconstruct the covered surface while preserving the rest of the composition as closely as possible.
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Turn photo into stencil
Upload a photo and start with a reference-guided stencil preset. It simplifies the subject into high-contrast connected shapes, then lets you refine the cuttable detail in the existing image workspace.
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Picture to pixel art
Upload a picture and start with a reference-guided pixel-art preset. It rebuilds the scene with intentional square clusters and a controlled palette, rather than adding a blurry mosaic filter.
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Turn photo into watercolor
Upload a photo and start with a reference-guided watercolor preset. It keeps the subject and framing recognizable while shifting the rendering to transparent washes, hand-painted edges, and paper grain.
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Turn photo into vintage
Upload a photo and start with a reference-guided preset for faded color, warm analog tone, soft contrast, and restrained film grain.
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Photo to sculpture
Upload a portrait and use the reference-guided preset to reimagine it as carved stone. The preset keeps the pose and facial structure readable while the workspace keeps the stone, framing, and lighting editable.
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Photo to embroidery
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to rebuild it from visible stitches on fabric. The preset keeps the subject readable while the workspace keeps the fabric, thread palette, and framing editable.
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Gender swap filter
Upload a portrait you have permission to edit and use the reference-guided preset to preview the same person with a different gender presentation. The pose, framing, and background stay put while the workspace keeps the direction editable.
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Photo to charcoal drawing
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to rebuild it from broad charcoal strokes and smudged shadows. The preset keeps the subject readable while the workspace keeps paper texture and contrast editable.
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Photo to acrylic painting
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to rebuild it with opaque layered strokes and saturated pigment. The preset keeps the subject readable while the workspace keeps color and texture editable.
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Photo to impressionism
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to dissolve fine detail into short, luminous brushstrokes. The preset keeps the scene readable while the workspace keeps palette and light editable.
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Photo to ukiyo-e
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to flatten the scene into layered color fields, bold outlines, and bokashi gradients on handmade paper.
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Photo to cubism
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to fragment the subject into overlapping geometric planes and simultaneous viewpoints while it stays recognizable.
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Photo to low poly art
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to rebuild every surface from crisp triangular facets. The preset keeps the silhouette readable while the workspace keeps mesh density and palette editable.
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Photo to mosaic art
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to rebuild it from hand-set tesserae tiles with visible grout lines. The preset keeps the subject readable while the workspace keeps tile size and palette editable.
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Photo to stained glass
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to redraw it as colored glass segments separated by bold lead lines. The preset keeps shapes readable while the workspace keeps palette and glow editable.
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Photo to 3D illustration
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to rebuild it as a soft-shaded 3D illustration with clean materials and studio light. The preset keeps the subject recognizable while the workspace keeps lighting and finish editable.
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Photo to isometric vector
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to rebuild it as a clean isometric scene with flat-shaded planes and crisp geometry. The preset keeps the layout readable while the workspace keeps palette and detail editable.
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Photo to mandala
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to distill it into a symmetric mandala with radiating petals and ornamental linework. The preset keeps the motif centered while the workspace keeps detail density and palette editable.
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Photo to technical drawing
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to reduce it to clean outlines, hatching, and construction lines in the style of a patent or engineering drawing. The preset keeps the subject legible while the workspace keeps line weight and annotation editable.
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Photo to blueprint
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to redraw it as white schematic lines on classic blueprint blue. The preset keeps the subject structured while the workspace keeps line weight, tint, and annotations editable.
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Photo to 3D chibi
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to rebuild the subject as a glossy big-headed collectible figure with a tiny body and soft studio light. The preset keeps the likeness in the head while the workspace keeps pose, outfit, and finish editable.
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Photo to 3D chibi keychain
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to rebuild the subject as a big-headed collectible figure mounted on a keyring, framed as a clean product shot. The preset keeps the likeness in the head while the workspace keeps material and backdrop editable.
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Photo to claymation
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to rebuild the subject as a hand-modeled clay figure with thumb marks, soft studio light, and a stop-motion set feel. The preset keeps the likeness readable while the workspace keeps clay color and props editable.
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Photo to caricature
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to exaggerate the features that make the subject recognizable, redrawn in confident marker lines and marker-rendered color. The preset keeps the likeness while the workspace keeps exaggeration level and palette editable.
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Photo to pet memorial art
Upload a photo of your pet and use the reference-guided preset to create a soft, reverent keepsake portrait with gentle light and a peaceful setting. The preset keeps the likeness while the workspace keeps mood, palette, and background editable.
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Photo to ink wash painting
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to redraw it with flowing ink gradations, expressive brushwork, and generous negative space on rice paper. The preset keeps the composition readable while the workspace keeps ink density and empty space editable.
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AI photo restoration
Upload a damaged photo and use the reference-guided preset to repair scratches, tears, and fade while keeping faces, clothing, and composition faithful to the original. The preset preserves the period look while the workspace keeps detail level and finish editable.
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Colorize photo
Upload a monochrome photo and use the reference-guided preset to add believable, period-appropriate color while keeping every detail of the original untouched. The preset favors realistic saturation while the workspace keeps palette and intensity editable.
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AI image extender
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to continue the scene naturally beyond the current frame. The preset matches perspective, light, and texture while the workspace keeps aspect ratio and direction editable.
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AI tattoo generator
Upload a photo of the skin area and use the reference-guided preset to render a realistic custom tattoo that follows body contours. The preset keeps the surrounding skin and lighting unchanged while the workspace keeps design, size, and placement editable.
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AI pet portrait generator
Upload a pet photo and use the reference-guided preset to paint a studio-style portrait that preserves breed, fur pattern, and expression. The preset keeps the likeness faithful while the workspace keeps backdrop, lighting, and medium editable.
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AI action figure generator
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to reimagine the subject as a glossy collectible figure inside blister-pack packaging with themed accessories. The preset keeps the likeness while the workspace keeps outfit, accessories, and box colors editable.
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Baby face generator
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to reimagine the subjects as realistic babies with round cheeks and bright eyes — while keeping their hair color, eye color, and skin tone so the resemblance holds. The workspace keeps lighting and background editable.
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Facial expression changer
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to swap the facial expression — from neutral to a warm natural smile — while identity, pose, lighting, and background stay exactly as shot. The workspace keeps the target expression editable.
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Hairstyle changer
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to preview a new hairstyle that suits the face in the photo. Only the hair changes — identity, face, clothing, pose, lighting, and background stay exactly as shot, and the workspace keeps style and length editable.
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AI clothes changer
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to restyle the clothing — from everyday wear to formal or themed looks — while identity, face, pose, lighting, and background stay exactly as shot. The workspace keeps garment style and color editable.
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Consistent character
Upload a photo that defines your character and use the reference-guided preset to place them into new settings with the same face, hairstyle, and identity. The preset keeps the character on-model while the workspace keeps scene, wardrobe, and style editable.
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AI comic generator
Upload a photo and use the reference-guided preset to redraw it as a comic-book panel with bold inked outlines, halftone dots, and dramatic cel colors. The preset keeps the subject recognizable while the workspace keeps panel framing and palette editable.
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Day to night photo
Upload a daytime photo and use the reference-guided preset to relight it as a convincing night scene — deep sky, warm windows, street lamps, and moonlit shadows — while every building and subject stays exactly in place. The workspace keeps mood and light sources editable.
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Upload an approved product reference to this AI-powered product photo generator, choose one image role, and create a product-first visual for a listing or product page. Review labels, materials, and dimensions before publishing.
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Ecommerce listing images
Upload a product image, identify the item to keep, and generate a centered ecommerce visual with a pure white background.
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Campaign creative
Set the campaign topic, optional copy, visual direction, and reference assets, then generate a product-first poster built for a social or campaign format.
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Product detail imagery
Use a product image as the source, then create different visual roles for a richer product page without treating every image as the same generic output.
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Niu Lai style image generator
Describe a scene, portrait, wallpaper, or visual idea and generate it with the built-in Niu Lai character references. Switch to poster mode only when you want cinematic composition and title space.
Browse image and video prompts for visual directions before opening a generation workspace.
Prompt library
Use these GPT Image prompt examples as a practical starting point. Each entry keeps the prompt, model, source details, and a direct path into the ImageStyle image generator.
Selected prompt recipes
Start from 12 selected prompt recipes for product scenes, campaign posters, and visual concepts. Replace the subject, brand, materials, framing, and lighting with details from your own brief before generating.
Product image prompts
These prompt examples are organized for product-first image work. Start with your own product reference, select the visual role you need, and refine the result before it reaches a listing or campaign.
Video prompt library
Image-to-video prompting is less about rebuilding the image and more about directing movement. Use these examples to describe subject motion, environmental motion, camera behavior, and pacing.
Marketing poster prompts
Use poster prompts to give an image a single focal point, a deliberate hierarchy, and enough room for campaign copy. Start from a clear product or message, then refine the visual direction.