Make a new image or use a reference to explore a different look, character or composition.
Use the AI image workspace to create an image from a description or work with supported image references. Choose a model and describe the subject, scene or change you want to explore. Review the output for details such as faces, text and object edges. A result can also become a reference for a compatible video workflow.
Make a new image or use a reference to explore a different look, character or composition.
STEP 1
Choose an available image model.
STEP 2
Describe your idea and add a reference image if needed.
STEP 3
Check the settings and estimated credits. Generate and review the image.
Explore product photography, character concepts, atmospheric places, and editorial visuals with the AI image generator.
Explore a catalog shot, a campaign scene, or a dramatic studio look with the AI image generator. Give your product a clean background or place it in a setting that tells its story. Reference images guide the shape, color, and details while your prompt sets the creative direction. Review each result before using it in a product page, launch concept, or social post.
Picture a mascot, a story character, or a playful pet portrait. The AI image generator lets you explore materials, expressions, and styles from a written idea or visual references. A clay finish and a bright backdrop can give a familiar subject a fresh look for a greeting, profile picture, or social series. Compare the face, pose, and accessories before choosing your favorite.
Turn a location idea into a scene with its own mood. Change the hour, the weather, or the lighting to explore a sunlit street or a cafe after dark. Use the AI image generator for travel concepts, story settings, and campaign backgrounds. A reference can guide an existing place while your prompt describes the atmosphere you want to explore.
Bring a visual concept together through composition, color, and light. An emerald coupe against pale stone creates a different story from a busy city street. Explore a cover image, a campaign mood, or a visual pitch with the AI image generator, then choose a frame that leaves space for your final layout. Finished pictures can also become starting images for a later video.
Keep your creative brief, settings, and finished pictures together, with a visible estimate before each generation.
Use text when you want to invent a subject, or add references when you already have a visual direction. The AI image generator keeps both paths in the same composer, so you can choose the input that suits your project.
Adjust the frame, resolution, and image count, then review the updated credit estimate beside Generate. Decide whether you need one image or several variations before submitting your request.
Review and download images in My creations, and reopen saved results from image history. When a picture is ready to move, send it to Image to Video as a draft and choose the motion before generating a clip.
Describe the subject and composition, choose any supported references, and inspect the result before using it elsewhere.
Describe what should be most visible in your AI image, where it is and how it is framed. A useful starting brief might describe a ceramic fox on a wooden desk in soft window light. Add a style or color direction after the subject is clear, and avoid asking for conflicting views in one image.
When the selected model supports image input, add a reference you have permission to use and explain what it should guide. A reference might establish a character, composition or visual style. If you want to edit an AI image, describe the intended change as well as the details you want to keep; exact preservation is not guaranteed.
Choose an available aspect ratio and resolution for the way you plan to use the AI image. A portrait may need different framing from a wide background or a character reference. The selected model determines the options and image count. Review the estimated credits shown in the workspace before submitting the request.
Open the finished AI image and check faces, hands, text, edges and objects that overlap. Generated text or small details may differ from your description. If a detail is important, revise the prompt or reference and compare another result. Changing one part of the brief at a time makes the difference easier to understand.
A generated AI image can be selected in a compatible video workflow. Choose a clear image that shows the subject and relevant body parts for the planned movement. Check the video model’s available reference slots and any template roles before generating. The resulting video may change the image’s appearance, so review the entire clip.
Each request uses credits based on the selected model and settings. Check the estimate in the workspace before generating, and review plan availability below.
For your first ideas.
$100.0 charged yearly
2,400 credits/year
Up to 400 images
Up to 133 videos
For a steady creative flow.
$360.0 charged yearly
21,600 credits/year
Up to 3,600 images
Up to 1,200 videos
For more creations, more often.
$599.0 charged yearly
48,000 credits/year
Up to 8,000 images
Up to 2,666 videos
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What to know before you create.
Supported models accept image references. Add the image and describe the change you want to make.
Yes, a generated image can be used in a compatible image-to-video or motion workflow.
Generated details may differ from the prompt or reference. Check the image before using it in another creation.
No. Models that support text-to-image can start from a written description. Add a reference when the selected model supports it and you have an image you are allowed to use.
Available aspect ratios, resolutions and image counts depend on the model. The workspace shows the options and estimated credits before submission.
Sign in to submit an image request. Completed images appear in your creations and can be downloaded or selected in compatible workflows.
You can select a saved character image in a compatible image workflow. Describe the change you want and compare the result with the original; appearance may vary.
Begin with the subject, setting and framing. Add style or lighting once the main idea is clear: for example, a clay fox on a wooden desk in soft window light. Review the AI image and adjust one detail at a time if the composition or appearance differs from your brief.
Inspect the result for faces, hands, text and edges. If a detail is unclear, describe it more specifically or provide a clearer reference to a model that supports image input. Compare the next AI image with the first; generated details can vary, and another request uses its displayed credit estimate.
Choose from the aspect ratios offered by the selected model according to where you plan to use the picture. A vertical AI image can suit a character portrait, while a wide frame can leave more room for a landscape. Check the available resolution and estimate before generating.
Create a product scene, explore a character, or picture a new place. Start with a prompt or references in the AI image generator and turn your next idea into a picture.
