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Create Your Own Design from the Ideas You Love

See something inspiring? Borrow the composition, colors, materials, lighting, patterns, or style that makes it work, then reshape those elements around your own project. Use one reference for a fresh variation, or combine several to build a completely new direction.

Find the Right Starting Point for Your Design

Search by project type, material, style, color, or keyword to find references that match the direction you have in mind. Instead of starting from a blank canvas, begin with visual ideas you can build on.

Build on the References You Love

Combine the Best Parts of Different References

Love the composition in one image, the materials in another, and the lighting in a third? Bring those qualities together to shape one coherent direction for your project. Use Pick to collect the references that contribute something useful to your design.

Remix One Reference into a New Direction

When one design is close to what you need, use it as a starting point. Keep the elements you love, change the parts that do not fit, and explore a new interpretation without starting over. Choose Remix to continue developing the reference in Canvas.

How to Create a Design from Reference Images

  1. 1

    Choose what to borrow

    Select the composition, colors, materials, lighting, patterns, atmosphere, or style you want to carry forward.

  2. 2

    Create variations

    Bring the selected qualities together in Canvas and explore different interpretations.

  3. 3

    Refine your direction

    Compare the results and continue adjusting the version that best fits your project.

Explore Design Ideas by Category

Architecture Presentation Board

Organize renders, diagrams, plans, and project text into a clearer visual story that clients and reviewers can understand at a glance.

Architectural Design and Visualization

Test how massing, facades, landscapes, and material choices work together before committing to a building direction.

Architectural Plans and Section Drawings

Explore floor plans and section drawings for ideas on spatial layouts, circulation, structural details, and building organization.

Architecture Collage and Mood Board Inspiration

Communicate a concept more clearly by bringing drawings, renders, materials, cutouts, and atmosphere into one composition.

Stone Textures and Material Combinations

Compare color, veining, scale, and finish to build a surface palette suited to an interior, facade, or product concept.

Leather Textures, Finishes, and Patterns

Choose the grain, color, embossing, and sheen that gives furniture, fashion, accessories, or packaging the right character.

Wallpaper Patterns and Interior Styles

Shape the mood of a room by combining the right motif, color palette, scale, and decorative direction.

Flooring Materials and Pattern Ideas

See how wood, tile, stone, terrazzo, or carpet can change the visual flow, scale, and atmosphere of a space.

Fashion Concepts, Fabrics, and Styling

Bring silhouettes, colors, garments, details, and styling choices together into a more coherent collection direction.

Textile Patterns and Fabric Textures

Develop repeats, weaves, knits, and surface treatments for fashion, interiors, accessories, or product applications.

Invitation Layouts and Design Styles

Set the right tone for a wedding, birthday, party, or formal event through typography, color, illustration, and decorative details.

Poster Layouts, Typography, and Graphic Styles

Build a stronger visual hierarchy that captures attention and communicates an event, campaign, film, exhibition, or music concept quickly.

Tattoo Styles, Motifs, and Placement Inspiration

Turn a personal theme into a clearer direction by exploring the right symbol, line treatment, level of detail, and body placement.

FAQ

Start with a reference image that captures part of what you want. Choose the composition, colors, materials, lighting, patterns, or style worth keeping, then use those qualities to create a new design direction for your project.

Yes. Pick up to five reference images and decide what each one should contribute. You might borrow the composition from one, the materials from another, and the colors or lighting from a third. Giving each reference a clear role helps create a more coherent result.

Choose Remix when one reference is already close to your goal. Keep the elements that work, change the parts that do not, and generate a fresh interpretation without starting from a blank canvas.

Explore design ideas for architecture presentation boards, architectural design, stone and leather materials, wallpaper, flooring, fashion, textiles, architecture collages, invitations, posters, and tattoos. Search and filters help you find references that fit your project faster.

Yes. Start with a strong visual reference and describe your changes in plain language. Focus on what you want to keep, what you want to change, and the direction you want to explore instead of writing a complicated prompt.

You can change the composition, colors, materials, textures, patterns, lighting, environment, and visual style. For more controlled results, keep the most important qualities and change only the elements that need a new direction.

AI-generated designs are best used for inspiration, concept development, visual exploration, and art direction. Before publishing, printing, building, manufacturing, or applying a design, verify dimensions, text, materials, licensing, production requirements, and safety with the appropriate professional tools.

Turn Inspiration into Your Own Design

Start with an idea you love, choose the qualities worth keeping, and reshape them into a design made for your project.