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Creating images

The image studio turns a written prompt into finished images. You pick a brand, describe what you want, and generate. By default the Auto model picker chooses the best model for the job, so you can start without knowing anything about models.

This page walks the whole flow. For deeper topics, see Choosing a model, Writing better prompts, and Generation settings.

The brand selector sits at the top of the composer. The brand you pick decides which brand the images belong to and which brand kit is applied.

Every brand has a kit — a prompt prefix and suffix, banned terms, default styles, and anchor references. When a brand with a kit is active, a panel shows what it adds, marked applies on submit. The kit is applied automatically. To generate this batch without it, turn on the Override toggle in that panel.

If you are working alone, the Personal brand is the default and carries no kit.

Type what you want in the prompt box. Be specific about subject, setting, mood, and composition. See Writing better prompts for what works.

Two helpers sit at the bottom of the prompt box:

  • Enhance rewrites your prompt into a richer, more detailed version (keyboard shortcut shown in the tooltip). After it runs, an Undo chip appears for a few seconds so you can revert.
  • Dictate — the microphone — lets you speak your prompt instead of typing. Tap the mic, talk, and the text is inserted for you. It biases toward your active brand and model names so jargon comes back spelled correctly.

A character counter shows in the corner.

By default the model is set to Auto, which reads “AI picks what’s best” and resolves to the right model when you generate. You don’t have to touch it.

To choose a model yourself, click the model row to open the browser. Models are listed one row per version, each with capability chips:

ChipMeaning
ReferencesAccepts reference images as input
FastQuicker, lower-cost renders
LoRASupports added styles

Filter by provider, by capability, or by Best for (the kind of result a model is suited to), or search by name. Pick a model to pin it; the row then shows its name and per-image cost. To return to Auto, click the Auto link above the model row, or pick the Auto row in the browser.

For a fuller breakdown of what each model does, see Choosing a model.

Reference images guide the look of a result — match a style, a subject, or a vibe. Click Add reference to open the picker. You can:

  • Upload a file or drop one into the grid
  • Browse History — your recent generations
  • Browse Gallery — images across your team
  • Browse Uploads — files you’ve added

Search within any source, select one or more, and click Done. Selected references show as a removable thumbnail strip above the button. Most models accept up to four references. To learn more, see References.

To change a specific part of an existing image rather than guide a new one, use Editing images instead.

  • Aspect ratio — choose from the grid below the prompt (square, wide, tall, and any others the model supports).
  • Images — use the stepper to make 1 to 4 images per run. The estimated cost updates as you change the count.

Open Advanced settings below the prompt for more control. What appears depends on the active model and can include style, negative prompt, resolution, seed, guidance, steps, and output format. Everything here is optional — defaults are sensible. See Generation settings for what each control does.

If your studio admin has enabled mature content, you’ll see an optional toggle.

Click Generate (or Generate 4 images when the count is higher) to start. Results stream into the feed as they finish. Click any result to open it full size.

From the open result you can:

  • Download the image
  • Regenerate with the same settings
  • Run quick tools — Upscale, Remove BG, Vectorize, or Edit
  • Tag it with a brand, or assign it to a campaign
  • Set it as a reference for your next prompt, to build on the result

From any feed tile you can also download it or reuse it as a reference without opening it.

Some results need more than a single step — stacking a style on a base model, guiding with several references at once, or running a multi-step recipe. These appear as added options and workflows right in the composer when the model you’ve chosen supports them. To save a model, prompt, and settings you want to reuse, see Brews; for added styles, see Styles & LoRAs.