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FireRed Image V1.1

FireRed Image V1.1 edits and combines reference images with text, retaining subject identity through changes in setting and editorial or retro styling.

Image editing

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
All listed options$0.15 / run
  • Images count: 1, 2, 3 (same price).

FireRed Image V1.1

FireRed Image V1.1 uses reference images and a written description to create edited compositions. The references supply subjects and visual elements; the text describes how their appearance or surroundings should change. It can also combine material from separate references into one image.

Its supported treatments include film grain, vintage color palettes, and cinematic styling. Subject identity can carry through changes to setting or mood, giving portrait and character projects a recognizable subject across different visual interpretations.

What it's good for

Portrait artists can explore a film-inspired treatment of an existing photograph. Fashion teams can use reference photography to develop editorial concepts, including retro looks and atmospheric campaign imagery.

Character designers can place a subject in another era or environment while retaining their identity. Combining references also supports composition studies in which a character and a chosen visual style need to work together before a creative direction is selected.

Model ID

wavespeed-ai/firered-image-v1.1

Output Type

Image

Pricing

$0.15 / run

Provider

WaveSpeed

Hosting

Passthru

FireRed Image V1.1

FireRed Image V1.1 uses reference images and a written description to create edited compositions. The references supply subjects and visual elements; the text describes how their appearance or surroundings should change. It can also combine material from separate references into one image.

Its supported treatments include film grain, vintage color palettes, and cinematic styling. Subject identity can carry through changes to setting or mood, giving portrait and character projects a recognizable subject across different visual interpretations.

What it's good for

Portrait artists can explore a film-inspired treatment of an existing photograph. Fashion teams can use reference photography to develop editorial concepts, including retro looks and atmospheric campaign imagery.

Character designers can place a subject in another era or environment while retaining their identity. Combining references also supports composition studies in which a character and a chosen visual style need to work together before a creative direction is selected.