Multi-reference product scene
Example prompt
Use reference 1 for the exact product, reference 2 for the marble set, and reference 3 for warm sunset lighting; centered commercial composition, no extra products.

Use it for text-to-image generation or reference-guided transformations such as product composites, wardrobe studies, character variations, social layouts, and campaign concepts.
Image-to-image accepts from one to eight reference images. Assign a clear role to each image, such as subject, product, composition, lighting, or style, to reduce conflicting guidance.
Describe the subject, composition, lighting, style, camera angle, and constraints. For multi-reference work, explicitly state what to take from each image and what must not change.
The prompt supports up to 5,000 characters. You can use Auto plus ten fixed ratios, including square, portrait, landscape, vertical, and ultrawide formats.
Not necessarily. This is prompt-guided generation rather than a mask-based layer editor, so nearby details can also change. Check the full image after every transformation.
Check faces, hands, small text, logos, product details, reference-image rights, and any brand-specific requirements. Multiple references can also introduce unwanted extra subjects.
Text generation and multi-reference image transformation with up to eight inputs.
No public result is stored for this Hub yet. Use the examples below to create the first model-specific result.
Example prompt
Use reference 1 for the exact product, reference 2 for the marble set, and reference 3 for warm sunset lighting; centered commercial composition, no extra products.
Example prompt
Keep the character identity and face from the first image, apply the jacket from the second image, and use the studio lighting from the third image.
Example prompt
Create a clean summer beverage campaign visual with room for a headline, citrus accents, bright hard shadows, and a composition that remains readable in vertical format.
Using many images can introduce competing subjects or styles; assign a clear role to each reference.
Prompt-guided changes can affect nearby details, so inspect elements that were meant to stay unchanged.
Check faces, hands, logos, small text, brand details, and usage rights before publishing.