Image-to-Image: Edit, Restyle and Reuse Existing Art
Change an image with a prompt, restyle it, or use it as a reference for a new one: when to use Edit this image, a reference image or a saved style.
A text prompt starts from nothing. Image-to-image starts from a picture you already have and changes it. Voidless has three ways to do this, and each fits a different job.
1. Edit this image (any plan)
Open an image in the editor (click Edit image on a result, or open it from your library). At the bottom, type what should change in Edit this image and send it. An edit costs 5 credits.
- "give him a red scarf"
- "make the armor gold"
- "same character, holding a bow instead of a sword"
- "pixel art" to redraw it in pixel-art style.
Leave Remove BG on to keep the result cut out. Each edit is saved next to the base image, so you can compare them and keep going from the best one. Use the + button to add a second image to combine, for example a hat to put on a character.
2. A reference image (Voidless+)
In the image generator, the Reference button lets you upload an image the new generation should follow (+2 credits). Use it when you want a new asset based on a picture, such as turning a sketch into a finished sprite. With a reference added, the Type menu offers Object, Character and Character Portrait.
3. A style image or saved style (Voidless+)
The Style button takes an image whose look (not content) the generation should copy. Styles you save appear in the Style menu under My styles, so a whole set can share one look.
Which one to use
- The asset is nearly right and needs a change: Edit this image.
- You have a sketch or picture and want a new asset from it: Reference.
- You want new assets to match an existing look: Style or My styles.
Work in small steps
Ask for one change per edit. "Red scarf" then "gold armor" stays closer to the original than both at once. If an edit drifts, go back to the edit before it and try a smaller change.