Image
Image-to-image
Image-to-image edits or restyles an existing picture guided by a prompt, keeping its composition while changing details, style or subject. Reference-guided generation is its most common creative form.
With a face reference it becomes identity-preserving generation: the same person in a new scene.
On eroq
The Edit tab of Image changes a picture from a plain-language instruction (Eroq One, Krea2, Eroq Uncensored); in Create, references hold a face through new renders, and Restore all reloads any render's recipe to iterate.
Questions
Can I edit an existing photo?
Yes: in Image › Edit, add it as the Reference to edit and write the change ("make the jacket red"); the rest of the picture holds. To put the same person in a new scene instead, use it as a reference in Create.
Why is my aspect ratio ignored when I attach one photo?
Because Format switches to Retain as soon as a picture of your own rides along: the render matches that picture's frame. Pick a ratio under Format to override it (in Edit, Eroq One always keeps the source frame).
How do I iterate on a render I already made?
Mention it in the next prompt — recent renders are @-mentionable, and travel as creation ids over the API — or press Restore all in its details to reload its whole recipe. Either way the new render costs its usual credits.
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