AI Image Blender: Mix Two Images Into One Prompt
Blend two images with AI. Take the subject from one picture and the style and place from another, add your own direction if you like, and get one blended prompt for Midjourney, Flux, Stable Diffusion and DALL·E.
A · Subject (who or what)
B · Style & place (the look)
Write one short, literal instruction. Not sure what to write? Tap an example.
Images are resized, stripped of location/camera data, analysed by an AI service and not stored. Only the resulting text prompts are kept (30 days) and you can delete them.
The preview uses the Flux version with the free image model and costs the same as a Create image. Your face cannot be copied from a text prompt — use the "with my photo" version in a tool that accepts your photo.
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How to blend two images with AI
- 1Add picture A: the subject, meaning who or what should appear.
- 2Add picture B: the style and place, meaning the look, setting, light and mood you want.
- 3Optional: write a short direction, such as "keep A as the main subject, blend the background from B softly".
- 4Press Mix. You get blended prompts for five models, a "use with your photo" version and a quick preview.
Tips for the best blend
- Give each picture one job: A is the subject, B is the look and the place.
- Choose a subject picture with one clear subject and a plain background.
- Choose a style picture whose light and mood you want to copy.
- Write literal directions. "Keep the red jacket from A and use the sunset light from B" works better than "combine them".
- Say which picture should dominate, for example "keep A as the main subject, blend the background from B softly".
- Pictures with similar perspective and light blend more naturally.
Want the full walkthrough? Read How to Blend Two Images with AI.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the Picslot Image Blender do?
You give it two pictures. From picture A it keeps the subject (for example a person or a character). From picture B it keeps the look and the place (for example a neon cyberpunk street or an oil painting). It then writes one blended prompt for Midjourney, Flux, Stable Diffusion and DALL·E.
Is it an image blender or a prompt maker?
It writes the blended prompt, so you can read it, edit it and use it in any generator. You can also make a quick preview picture from the prompt. Blenders and combiners create a new composition from several sources; a photo filter only restyles one photo.
Which picture should be A and which B?
A is the subject: who or what appears. B is the look: style, setting, lighting and mood. If the result is backwards, press Swap A and B and mix again.
What should I write in the direction box?
One short, literal instruction, such as "keep the red jacket from A and use the sunset light from B", or "keep A as the main subject and blend the background from B softly". Avoid vague words like "combine them".
Will the result use my face?
A written prompt cannot copy a face. You also get a "with my photo" version: attach your own photo in a tool that supports image references and paste it, and the tool keeps your face while using the blended scene and style.
How much does it cost?
It uses 2 credits because two images are analysed. Failed runs are refunded automatically.
Are my images stored?
No. Both pictures are resized, stripped of metadata, analysed by an AI service and discarded. Only the text prompts are kept in your account for 30 days; you can delete them any time.
Can I blend more than two images?
Not in one step. To blend more, mix two pictures first, then use the result as picture A or B in a second mix.