Re-render an image in another style
Style transfer re-renders an existing image in a different visual style, keeping the subject and composition while changing the way they are drawn.
25image-to-image models behind the restyle
image · 16x9tools/style-transfer/hero-styles-16x9.webpOne photo rendered in three different styles
Examples
One image, several styles
image · 1x1tools/style-transfer/sample-illustration-1x1.webpPhoto rendered as illustration
image · 1x1tools/style-transfer/sample-painting-1x1.webpPhoto rendered as painting
image · 1x1tools/style-transfer/sample-brand-1x1.webpPhoto rendered in a brand style
Process
How it works
01
Upload the image
The composition you want to keep.
02
Define the style
Describe it, or supply reference images of the look.
03
Generate
The same scene comes back rendered differently.
Capabilities
What stays and what changes
Composition stays
Subject and arrangement are preserved; only the rendering changes.
Reference-driven
Show the style rather than describing it — results land far closer.
Consistent house look
Run a set of images through the same style for a coherent series.
Comparison
Compared with re-illustrating
| Traditional | With Votocon | |
|---|---|---|
| Time | Hours per image | Minutes |
| Consistency across a set | Depends on the illustrator | Same reference, same treatment |
| Trying a direction | Commission and wait | Generate and look |
Explore
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is AI style transfer?
Style transfer takes an image and redraws it in a different visual style. The content stays — same subject, same arrangement — while the rendering changes, whether that is an illustration style, a painting, or a consistent brand look.
Can I use my own brand style?
Yes. Supplying reference images of the look you want steers the output far more reliably than describing the style in words.
Does it work on photographs of people?
It does, though faces are where style transfer is most visible. Subtle styles hold likeness better than heavy ones.
Is this the same as generating from scratch?
No. Generating invents the whole image; style transfer keeps a composition you already have and only changes how it looks.