1. Pick the model
Open the Image tab, then the model menu on the left of the options. Each row is one job:
| Model | Use it for | |---|---| | High Quality | The default. Best fidelity, follows the prompt literally | | Fast | Quick drafts, one simple subject | | GPT-2 | Text inside the image, or very precise instructions. Adds Size and Detail | | Logo | One mark with lots of empty space. Square by default | | Picto | One flat idea, centered, square only | | Product set | Four stills of the same product for a product page, optionally with a GIF |
2. Write the prompt in this order
What changes the result most comes first:
- The subject, concretely. "A ceramic mug" beats "a product".
- The setting. "On a linen tablecloth, morning light" turns a stock look into a brand look.
- The framing. Close-up, three quarter, flat lay.
- The mood, last. It is a nudge, not a description.
Stacking adjectives ("stunning, 8k, masterpiece") moves nothing. Spend the words on the subject.
3. Set the format
The Format pill is a slider from portrait (9:16) to landscape (16:9). Pick where the image will live: 9:16 for a story or a reel, 1:1 or 4:5 for a feed, 16:9 for a banner. The choice is sent to the model.
4. Attach a reference
Drop an image in the Images slot, or drag a render from the gallery onto the composer. A reference is almost always faster than describing the same thing. With a reference attached, High Quality edits that image as asked instead of starting from nothing.
5. Generate
The button shows the price. Click once to see it, click again to spend it. The card appears in the gallery with a progress ring and fills in when the image is ready. If a render fails, the card disappears and the reason is shown: nothing is charged for it.