Style Transfer

Repaint your photo in the style of any reference image with AI: a famous painting, an illustration or another photo. Choose light, medium or heavy strength.

About this tool

Paint your photo in the style of any image

Style Transfer applies the look of one image to another. Upload your photo as the content, upload a painting, illustration or stylised photo as the style reference, and the AI repaints the content with the reference's palette, brushwork and texture. Use a Van Gogh, a Monet, a comic panel or your own artwork; the subject of your photo is preserved.

A strength setting controls how far the transformation goes. Light keeps most of the photographic look with hints of the style. Medium balances the two. Heavy lets the style dominate for a dramatic result. Both images go to the image model together and you get one combined image, shown in a before-and-after slider.

Use it for

  • Famous painting looks: Render a landscape photo with the swirls of a Van Gogh filter or the dabs of an impressionist.
  • Brand-consistent visuals: Apply one illustration style across a set of product or team photos.
  • Your own art style: Use a scan of your sketch or painting as the reference for new pieces.

How it works

  1. Upload the photo you want to transform (PNG, JPG or WebP up to 25MB).
  2. Upload a style reference image.
  3. Pick Light, Medium or Heavy strength and click Transfer Style.
  4. Compare, then download the PNG or save it to your gallery.

2 credits per run. Credits never expire.

Questions

What does Style Transfer cost?

Two credits per run, deducted after success. Trying all three strengths costs six credits.

What makes a good style reference?

A clear image with strong, consistent texture and color. Close-ups of brushwork work better than busy scenes.

Is this neural style transfer?

It is prompt-driven style transfer using a multimodal image model, not a classic Gatys-style network, but the goal is the same.

Can I use copyrighted artwork as a reference?

You are responsible for the images you upload. Public-domain paintings and your own work are safe choices.

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