AI Material Transfer for Photos

How AI material transfer works

The form takes two images and one short text field. The first image is your material reference: a close-up of leather, walnut, terrazzo, linen, brushed steel, anything with a clear surface. The second is the target photo. In the text field you name the object that should change, such as "sofa", "jacket", "back wall" or "dining table".

The model reads the texture from the reference and applies it only to the object you named. Its shape, seams, edges and hardware stay exactly where they were, and so does the rest of the scene: camera angle, lighting, props and people. Scale and reflections are adjusted to the surface, so marble picks up highlights, velvet reads soft and matte, and wood grain follows the curve of a chair back instead of lying flat like a sticker.

Download the result or run a variation if you want the pattern laid out differently.

One product photo, every finish in your catalog

Colorway and material variants are where product photography budgets go to die. If you sell furniture, bags, phone cases or home goods on Shopify, Amazon or Etsy, shoot the hero product once and preview it in the other materials you actually stock. A leather tote becomes suede, a pine stool becomes oak, a cotton cushion becomes linen, with the same angle and lighting across the set.

That consistency makes variant galleries look professional and lets you test demand for a finish before committing to inventory. Post the options as a carousel on Instagram or a poll in Stories and let your audience vote.

One ground rule: only list materials you really sell. Shoppers expect the texture in the box to match the photo, and returns erase any savings.

Finish previews for interior designers and makers

Interior designers can drop a client's actual living room into a quick decision round: the same space with oak paneling, a limewash wall or a stone island. It is faster than a full render and more convincing than a mood board, because the client recognizes their own room.

Upholsterers, custom furniture studios and renovation contractors use material transfer as a sales tool. Photograph the piece or the room, swap in two or three swatches from your supplier, and send the options with your quote. The conversation shifts from "imagine this" to "which one do you like?"

Pay as you go, in the browser or on Telegram

There is no subscription. Each generation is charged to one balance that also covers the other image tools, chat with dozens of models and the API. New accounts get a starting balance, so you can try a few swatches on your own photos first.

The tool runs in the web app and in the Telegram bot @tokionaibot. Missing a swatch? Generate one in chat ("close-up of cream boucle fabric, even light") and use it as the reference right away.