Branding & Graphic Design · style transfer

Apply the visual style of a reference image to another image

Apply the visual style of a reference image to another image. One image per request.

No prompt needed—add optional preferences if they are useful.

How it works
Before · 2 reference images
Apply the visual style of a reference image to another image — figure A: Original content imageApply the visual style of a reference image to another image — figure B: Style reference chart
After · Generated result
Apply the visual style of a reference image to another image — generated result

What this workflow creates

Apply the visual style of a reference image to another image. One image per request.

Who it’s for
designer, creator
What it does
Migrate colors, strokes and textures
Where to use it
Series design, exploration

One image per request.

What you need

Figure A: Original content imageRequired · 1 image
Preserve every required subject, identity, pose, layout, structure, text element, and factual element.
Figure B: Style reference chartRequired · 1 image; it may be combined with Image A in a clearly divided reference board
Only color, stroke, material, edge and light and shadow languages ​​are provided, and no output content is provided.
Style attributes to transferOptional · 1 item
Limit the style-transfer scope and prevent content from Image B from being copied.

When to provide it: When the user wants to limit the color, stroke, material or light and shadow range

Provide every required input. Add optional inputs only when useful, and mark conditional inputs as applicable only when they apply to this request.

How to use this workflow

  1. Open the generation form

    Select “Use this workflow” to see the required inputs. You’ll need to sign in before generating.

  2. Add the required inputs

    Prepare: Picture A: original content picture + Picture B: style reference image + optional migration dimension → only apply the style of Picture B to Picture A → one unified style picture per request. Complete every required field, add optional inputs only when useful, and mark each conditional input as applicable or not applicable.

  3. Review text and output settings

    Check “Style attributes to transfer” for accuracy, then choose the aspect ratio, resolution, and quality that fit this use case. The generation form shows the available options.

  4. Generate and review

    Select “Generate image,” then review the result and open the full-size image. Check it against the detailed requirements below. One image per request.

Do I need to write a prompt?

No prompt needed—add optional preferences if they are useful.

You may also complete “Style attributes to transfer” when those details matter for this request. You do not need to write generation instructions. Use the form fields to provide the images, exact copy, data, or description requested by this workflow.

Detailed result requirements

Required inputs

Picture A: original content picture + Picture B: style reference image + optional migration dimension → only apply the style of Picture B to Picture A → one unified style picture per request

Input quality

Reference images and textual prompts describing new subjects/scenes.

Composition

No universal public standard is available. Check the requirements of the platform or service you will use.

Output aspect ratio

Set the output canvas from the selected platform placement or production template, not from a reference image. Choose the option that matches this request: Unified style images working canvas — 4:3 (recommended). Use a different ratio only when a verified placement or production template requires it. If the platform does not require a fixed aspect ratio, use 4:3 as the recommended working canvas for unified style images. Compose the subject with appropriate breathing room. Create one aspect-ratio-specific deliverable per request; generate each additional placement as a separate output. Recompose for the selected ratio while preserving the complete subject, all text, and every required safe area. Never stretch the subject or treat cropping important content as adaptation.

What stays unchanged

The target content body; the reference image only controls style, color palette, and mood.

What can change

Adjust reference intensity, color palette, background and level of detail.

Background and setting

No universal public standard is available. Check the requirements of the platform or service you will use.

Lighting and color

No universal public standard is available. Check the requirements of the platform or service you will use.

Text requirements

No universal public standard is available. Check the requirements of the platform or service you will use.

Platform size guidelines

No universal public standard is available. Check the requirements of the platform or service you will use.

Output format

No universal public standard is available. Check the requirements of the platform or service you will use.

What to avoid

The logo, character identity, or protected specific elements of the reference image must not be regarded as a "style" that can be freely copied.

Official and platform requirements

No universal public standard is available. Check the requirements of the platform or service you will use.

FAQ

What can I create with this workflow?

Apply the visual style of a reference image to another image. One image per request.

Do I need to write a prompt?

You may also complete “Style attributes to transfer” when those details matter for this request. You do not need to write generation instructions. Use the form fields to provide the images, exact copy, data, or description requested by this workflow.

What do I need to upload?

“Figure A: Original content image”: 1 image; required; “Figure B: Style reference chart”: 1 image; it may be combined with Image A in a clearly divided reference board; required. JPG, PNG, and WebP are supported, up to 10 MB per image.

What does one generation produce?

One image per request.

Common search terms

ai style transferreference style

Public evidence and sources

Two directly relevant public sources have been found, and four types of specific constraints have been extracted. The following content only restates information that appears clearly from the source; no filling in of blank fields will be made.

Generate an image

Apply the visual style of a reference image to another image

Picture A: original content picture + Picture B: style reference image + optional migration dimension → only apply the style of Picture B to Picture A → one unified style picture per request