Merge Mode - Combining Images
Merge Mode combines two images into one, guided by your text instructions. Create unique compositions by blending styles, elements, or concepts.
How Merge Mode Works
- Select two source images
- Describe how to blend them
- AI creates a merged result
- Original images are preserved
Starting a Merge
- Click + Create → Merge Mode
- Select Image 1 (primary image)
- Select Image 2 (secondary/style image)
- Write merge instructions
- Generate
Merge Strategies
Style Transfer: Combine Image 1's content with Image 2's style. "Apply the color palette and mood from the second image to the first"
Element Combination: Take elements from both images. "Put the furniture from image 1 into the room from image 2"
Atmosphere Blend: Merge the feeling of both images. "Combine the coziness of image 1 with the modern elements of image 2"
Composite Creation: Create new scenes from parts. "Place the exterior from image 1 in the landscape from image 2"
Example Instructions
Design Style Merge: "Take the room layout from the first image but apply the Scandinavian style and color palette from the second image"
Element Swap: "Use the furniture arrangement from image 1 but with the lighting and windows from image 2"
Mood Blend: "Create a design that has the warmth of image 1 and the modern sophistication of image 2"
Merge Settings
Blend Strength:
- Low: Image 1 dominant
- Medium: Balanced blend
- High: Image 2 more influential
Focus: Specify which elements to prioritize from each image.
Use Cases
Style Exploration: Your room + reference style image = new styled version
Client Presentations: Combine client's current space with inspiration images
Design Iteration: Blend multiple concepts into one cohesive design
Before/After Creation: Merge photos to show transformation
Credits
Merge operations: 8 credits per generation
Tips for Best Results
- Choose images with similar compositions when possible
- Clearly specify what to take from each image
- Use high-quality source images
- Start with simple merges before complex ones
- Describe the desired output, not just the sources
