ghibli-easycontrol - AI Image Tools Tool

Overview

ghibli-easycontrol is an open-source image-translation model hosted on Replicate that applies a Studio Ghibli–inspired visual style to input photographs and artwork. According to the model listing on Replicate (https://replicate.com/danila013/ghibli-easycontrol), the model focuses on producing high-quality, stylized outputs while keeping inference fast and cost-effective by leveraging Replicate’s inference hosting. It is designed for straightforward integration via the Replicate API, making it usable for single-image transforms, automated batch processing, and prototyping within web or mobile image pipelines. The model is positioned for creatives and developers who want a consistent Ghibli-like aesthetic—soft color palettes, painterly lighting, and characterful linework—without building and hosting large style-transfer systems themselves. Implementation is typically as simple as sending an input image (URL or binary) to the Replicate-hosted model and receiving a stylized output; any additional control parameters and options are exposed through the model’s inputs on the Replicate page. For full technical details and links to source code or model weights, refer to the Replicate listing above.

Key Features

• Ghibli-style image translation producing soft palettes and painterly lighting
• Hosted on Replicate for API-first inference and easy integration
• Open-source model—check the Replicate listing for repository or licensing links
• Fast inference suitable for single-image and batch processing workflows
• Simple input/output flow allowing use with web, mobile, or automated pipelines

Example Usage

Example (python):

import os
import replicate

# Ensure REPLICATE_API_TOKEN is set in your environment:
# export REPLICATE_API_TOKEN="<your_token>"

# Basic usage: run the model with an input image URL
# See the model page for exact input field names and optional parameters
output = replicate.run(
    "danila013/ghibli-easycontrol",
    input={"image": "https://example.com/photo.jpg"}
)

# The model typically returns a URL or list of output URLs
print("Model output:", output)

# Save a single output image locally (if the model returned a direct URL)
if isinstance(output, str):
    import requests
    r = requests.get(output)
    with open("ghibli_stylized.jpg", "wb") as f:
        f.write(r.content)

# Note: consult the Replicate model page for any model-specific input keys or
# extra parameters (strength, seed, aspect ratio, etc.).

Key Information

• Category: Image Tools
• Type: AI Image Tools Tool