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Image Reference · Image studio
The AI image blender
that listens.
Load up to fourteen reference frames, write one line of direction, and take away a single image that draws on all of them. A subject from one frame, a surface from another, a palette from a third.
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The crane from the first frame, refolded in the gold-cracked glaze, on the yellow horizon
Subject
Texture
PaletteThree frames on the bench, waiting on one line of direction.
Run a blend freeSeedream · real output
01 · The uses
What an AI image blender is actually for.
Blending is not collage. The engine reads your frames and renders one new image, so the seams never existed in the first place.
Style meets subject
Keep the subject from one frame and borrow the look of another. A portrait in the linework of a painting, a building in the grain of a woodcut.
Frame 01the subject you keep
Frame 02the look you borrow
Directionwho contributes what
Comes outyour subject, reskinned
Product into scene
Shoot the product once, then stage it anywhere. The bottle from your packshot lands in the set, the light and the season the campaign needs.
Frame 01the packshot
Frame 02the set and its light
Directionwhere the product sits
Comes outthe campaign frame
Moodboard to one frame
Feed the whole board, up to fourteen frames, and ask for the image it keeps hinting at. The render owes something to every pin.
Frames 01 to 14the whole board
Directionthe shot it implies
Comes outthe board, resolved
02 · The proof
That first recipe, run for real.
Style meets subject, off the bench. The vessel came from one frame, the glaze from the other, and the engine sent this back.
Job ticketTwo frames in
The vesselThe glazeFrame 01the vessel, kept
Frame 02the glaze, borrowed
EngineSeedream V5 Lite edit
The direction, as typed
the matte black ceramic vessel now glazed in the cracked gold kintsugi texture from the reference
the vessel, reglazedSeedream v5 edit · real output
03 · The engines
Every engine, one loading dock.
Reference blending runs on the same wall of engines as the rest of the image studio. The spec that changes is how many frames each one holds at once, and the receipt prints the real limits wired into the tool, not marketing ranges.
Nano Banana is the default and reads ten. Step up to the Pro bench when the board runs long, or down to the Flux 2 pair for tight two-frame edits.
- Ceiling
- 14 frames · Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2
- Default
- Nano Banana · 10 frames
- Direction
- One text prompt, always
EngineFrames it reads
Nano Banana Pro14
Nano Banana 214
Nano Bananadefault10
Seedream V4.510
Seedream V5 Lite10
Kling Image O110
Qwen Image Max6
GLM Image4
Qwen Image Plus3
Flux 2 Pro3
Flux 2 Dev3
The ceiling14 frames, one image
04 · The method
Three moves, no manual.
The whole workflow is one screen in the image studio. Nothing below takes longer to do than to read.
01
Load the frames
Open Image Reference in the image studio and drop in one to fourteen references, depending on the engine. A subject, a surface, a palette, a pose. Every frame is raw material.
02
Write the direction
One line names what each frame contributes. The prompt is the director here: the references supply the material, and your sentence decides what shows through.
03
Take the image
One new frame comes back at full resolution, no watermark, yours to keep or sell. Run it again with a different line and the same frames answer differently.
05 · Fast answers
Asked while blending.
A tool that takes several reference images plus a text prompt and produces one new image that draws on all of them. On Imgica the tool is called Image Reference: you load 1 to 14 frames, write one line of direction, and get a single image back.
Up to 14, depending on the engine. Nano Banana Pro and Nano Banana 2 read 14 references. Nano Banana, Seedream V4.5, Seedream V5 Lite and Kling Image O1 read 10. Qwen Image Max takes 6, GLM Image takes 4, and Qwen Image Plus, Flux 2 Pro and Flux 2 Dev take 3.
Upload both as references, then write a prompt that says what each one contributes: the subject from the first, the style or scene from the second. The engine renders one new image from that direction.
The prompt is the director. Name what should carry over: a pose, a palette, a product, a background. The references supply the raw material and your line decides what shows through.
You get free tokens at signup, no card required, so you can run your first blends before paying anything. When you do buy, plans are one time payments rather than subscriptions, and everything you make is yours.
06 · Begin
Fourteen frames in, one image out.
Your first blends are on the house. Load the frames you have been hoarding and see what one line of direction does with them.
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