Google Whisk

Key facts: Whisk is a Google Labs experiment that flips image prompting: instead of only writing a description, you upload images for the subject, the scene and the style, and Whisk remixes them into a new image. It is built on Imagen and is meant for fast visual exploration and remixing.

Plans: Whisk is free to use while in Labs, subject to availability by country and Google account. Like ImageFX, it has no paid tier of its own.

Best for: creators who think in images rather than words, and anyone remixing a character or product into new scenes. Watch out: uploaded images are the prompt, so rights and likeness matter — do not remix other people’s photos or branded work without permission. Who should skip it: people who prefer text-only prompting, or who want to remix photos or brands they do not have permission to use.

Pros

• Flips image prompting: upload images for the subject, the scene and the style instead of only writing a description.
• Built on Imagen, so remixes come from Google's image models.
• Made for fast visual exploration and remixing a character or product into new scenes.
• Free to use while in Labs, with no subscription needed to try it.

Watch out for

• Uploaded images are the prompt, so rights and likeness matter: do not remix other people's photos or branded work without permission.
• Availability depends on your country and Google account, and Labs experiments can change without notice.
• Like ImageFX, it has no paid tier of its own.

Pricing

Whisk is free to use while in Labs, subject to availability by country and Google account. Like ImageFX, it has no paid tier of its own.

FAQs

How is Whisk different from a normal image generator? Instead of only writing a description, you upload images for the subject, the scene and the style, and Whisk remixes them into a new image.

Is Whisk free? Yes, it is free to use while in Labs, subject to availability by country and Google account.

What is Whisk built on? It is built on Imagen, Google's image model family.

Can I remix any photo I find? No, rights and likeness matter: do not remix other people's photos or branded work without permission.