> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.flora.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.flora.ai/nodes/image-node/image-to-image.md).
# Image to Image
## Summary
Image to Image is an essential tool for creative evolution. It empowers transforming existing visuals, refining details, experimenting with styles, and enhancing narratives with precision. Whether you’re iterating on a concept sketch, reimagining a scene with new aesthetics, or blending multiple ideas into a cohesive composition, **Image to Image** unlocks new dimensions of creativity, enabling continuous exploration and storytelling through visual transformation.
### Image to Image Models
Visit [Image Models](/models/image-models.md) to see a full list of image to image (i2i) models and their capabilities.
### Parameters
Image models generally accept the following parameters. Check each model for specifics.
| Parameter | Type | Effect on Output |
| ---------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Prompt | Text | The text prompt is processed through various visual information extraction models (Canny, Depth, Redux), each uniquely interpreting different features of the input image to generate new visuals. |
| Style | Different kinds of stylistic presets (*3D, Anime, Cyberpunk, Extreme Detailer, Game Asset, Logo, Midjourney, Motion Blur, Panorama, Pixar, Pixel, Retrofuturism, Studio Ghibli, Tarot Card, Thermal Image, Vector, Victorian Drawing, Watercolor*). | The style presets modify the rendering phase by influencing color schemes, textures, and artistic techniques, transforming the structural output from ControlNet into diverse visual interpretations. |
| Strength | 0%-100% | The strength parameter alters the amount that the text influences the output image versus the source image. The higher the strength is, the more influence the text has. |
| Image Size |
| This changes the output size of the node with a couple of options. |
| Seed | Seed | The seed is a deterministic number that indexes generations from the model. It's typically randomized, but you can set a seed if there's a particular output you're looking for! Keep in mind that all parameters must be the same in order for a given seed's output to persist. |
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