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Uno

Uno creates images from visual references and text, keeping subjects recognizable in changed settings and poses or combining referenced subjects into a shared scene.

Image editing

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Num Images: 1$0.05 / run
Num Images: 2$0.10 / run
Num Images: 3$0.15 / run
Num Images: 4$0.20 / run
  • Images count: 1โ€“5 (same price).
  • Image Size: square hd, square, portrait 4 3, portrait 16 9, landscape 4 3, landscape 16 9 (same price).

Uno

Uno uses reference images and a written description to create another image featuring the supplied subjects. It focuses on preserving recognizable identity as the setting, pose, or visual treatment changes. A composition can feature an individual subject or bring subjects from different references together.

The images establish appearance, including clothing and identifying details. The text describes the intended scene and mood, guiding how those subjects appear in the resulting composition. This reference-led editing approach supports changes to context while keeping the depicted people, characters, or products recognizable.

What it's good for

Character designers can explore a mascot in different story situations, and product teams can develop lifestyle scenes around an established item. These applications benefit from carrying defining visual details across a set of images.

Art directors can also explore campaign key art involving several specific subjects. Combining references in a shared setting helps test their arrangement and visual relationship before settling on a composition.

Model ID

wavespeed-ai/uno

Output Type

Image

Pricing

From $0.05 / run

Provider

WaveSpeed

Hosting

Protoface

Uno

Uno uses reference images and a written description to create another image featuring the supplied subjects. It focuses on preserving recognizable identity as the setting, pose, or visual treatment changes. A composition can feature an individual subject or bring subjects from different references together.

The images establish appearance, including clothing and identifying details. The text describes the intended scene and mood, guiding how those subjects appear in the resulting composition. This reference-led editing approach supports changes to context while keeping the depicted people, characters, or products recognizable.

What it's good for

Character designers can explore a mascot in different story situations, and product teams can develop lifestyle scenes around an established item. These applications benefit from carrying defining visual details across a set of images.

Art directors can also explore campaign key art involving several specific subjects. Combining references in a shared setting helps test their arrangement and visual relationship before settling on a composition.