Creative Merge: combine two references into one new design
The silhouette of one piece, the print of another, the spirit of a third — Creative Merge blends references into something that didn’t exist before.
Creative Merge is the tool to reach for when you have two references that should somehow become one design. Drop them in, set the blend weight, and the model gives you a single coherent result — not a clumsy collage.
How to use it
- 01
Upload reference A
Usually the silhouette or shape. A garment shot, a sketch, a runway photo — whichever holds the structural side of the brief.
- 02
Upload reference B
Usually the print, texture, or color story. A fabric swatch, a colorway, another garment with the right surface.
- 03
Set the blend weight
A slider controls how much each reference dominates. 50/50 is a fair starting point; bias toward A if you want silhouette to lead, B if you want surface to lead.
- 04
Generate and iterate
The output is a single new design. If it’s too A-leaning, push the slider toward B and re-run.
Tips
- The two references should have something in common — both garments, both prints, both moods. Two wildly unrelated images muddy the model.
- Use the result as Reference A in another Merge for a multi-step recombination.
Ready to try it?
Open the tool now and run through it with one of your own designs.
Open Creative Merge