Hunyuan 3.0 Image to Image: Edit, Restyle and Merge Photos
Last verified: October 19, 2026
Hunyuan 3.0 edits a picture you upload so that it follows a written instruction. If you add a second picture, it can take elements from both and combine them in one new image. That makes Hunyuan 3.0 image-to-image editing a good fit for changes you can describe in one sentence: a new setting behind a product, a street photo redone as a print, a vase added to a shelf, or a stray object removed from a scene.
The model looks at the input image and works through your instruction before it generates anything. A request like “make it a winter evening” is applied to what is actually in the frame instead of being treated as a description of a brand-new picture. This matters most when the result has to stay true to a real product, room or location. You are changing an existing picture, not hoping a text description will recreate it.
Most of the work comes from the picture and the prompt. Frame shape and file type are set just before you generate, and an optional seed field sits next to them. The steps below go through each control, and the writing tips explain how to word an instruction so the model changes exactly what you mean.
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Hunyuan 3.0 Inputs and Outputs at a Glance
What the form takes in and what it gives back on each run.
Input
Up to 2 images (JPG, JPEG, PNG or WEBP, up to 10 MB each) + a text prompt of up to 2,048 characters
Aspect Ratio
1:1, 3:4, 4:3, 9:16, 16:9
Output Format
JPEG or PNG
Output
1 image per run
How to Write Edit Instructions for Hunyuan 3.0
Name One Action and One Target per Edit
State the Goal of the Edit, Then Add Specifics
How to Edit an Image with Hunyuan 3.0
Five steps take you from upload to a downloaded edit.
Editing a Photo vs. Starting from Text with Hunyuan 3.0
Which Hunyuan 3.0 workflow fits depends on whether you already have a picture to start from.
| Criterion | Hunyuan 3.0 | Alternatives | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you start from | This form starts from a picture you upload plus a written instruction describing the change. | The Text To Image workflow builds the picture from a written prompt. | Use this form when a real photo, product shot or sketch has to shape the result, and Text To Image when the idea exists only in words. |
| Keeping a real subject recognizable | Edits are designed to keep the key visual elements of the uploaded picture while the instruction changes the rest. | Text To Image creates every element from the prompt's description, so the subject is whatever the words define. | Choose this form for an existing product, room or place that has to look like itself, and Text To Image for new concepts that have no reference picture. |
Common Hunyuan 3.0 Editing Problems and Fixes
What usually goes wrong with an edit, and what to change before you run it again.
My photo won't upload in Add Image
The Prompt box won't let me type any more
With two images, it took the wrong element from the wrong picture
I only get one image and want options to choose from
Frequently Asked Questions
Which image files can I upload to Hunyuan 3.0, and how many?
Add Image accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG and WEBP files of up to 10 MB each, at least 300×300 pixels in size. Each run needs at least one image and accepts up to two. The second is for edits that combine elements from both pictures.
Can I use Hunyuan 3.0 without uploading an image?
Not with this form. Add Image is required, because every edit starts from a picture you provide. To generate from a written description alone, use the Hunyuan 3.0 Text To Image workflow instead.
Can I keep editing the image Hunyuan 3.0 returns?
Yes. Download the result, add it in Add Image as the starting picture for your next run, and describe only the next change. Building an edit in stages keeps each instruction short, and you keep every in-between version in case a later step goes wrong.
What makes one Hunyuan 3.0 generation cost more than another?
The credit cost of a run is calculated from the options you choose and shown above the Generate button once you are signed in. Aspect Ratio is the setting that changes it, so check the figure again after you switch ratios. Asking Enhance Prompt for suggestions doesn't use credits.