Restyle Your Photo Free Using a Reference Image
Add the photo to keep and a style reference to borrow from. The AI keeps your subject and layout and repaints them with the colors and texture of the reference.
Your free style transfer takes two uploads, the photo to keep and the image whose look you want, and runs once every 48 hours with no account.
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See What You Can Create
Real examples rendered with Style Transfer
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AfterStudio Portrait as a Swirling Oil Painting
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AfterAutumn Park Photo Redrawn as an Illustration
How It Works in 3 Steps
Upload Your Image
Drag and drop any photo from your phone or computer.
Choose Style & Effect
Select from presets, upload a reference, or write a description.
Download & Share
Get your instant high-resolution result ready for social media.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the AI Style Transfer really free?
Yes, to try. Every visitor gets one free AI Style Transfer try every 48 hours, with no account and no card. On a very busy day guest tries can pause until the next day. The result shows on the page; downloading it in full quality needs a free account. More edits need a free account: each costs 2 credits, and the 20 sign-up credits cover the first ones once your email is verified. Results made with free credits carry a small "Made with inflyu" mark, and any credit pack removes it on new results.
What makes a good style reference?
An image with a strong, consistent look: an oil painting with visible brushwork, a watercolor, an ink drawing, a comic panel. A reference with a mild style gives a mild change.
Is style transfer the same as the AI photo filters?
No. Filters use a fixed list of preset looks and need one upload. Style transfer copies the look of a reference image you supply, so the range of looks is up to you.
Will the people in my photo stay recognizable?
The subject and composition come from your photo, but the AI redraws all of it in the new style, so details can shift. Heavily stylized references move further from the original.
Can I use someone else's artwork as the reference?
Use references you have the right to use, such as your own art, licensed images or works in the public domain.