Describe the subject, setting, light, and style. Choose a model and output size, then generate an image directly from your words.
A cinematic editorial portrait of an adult woman on a Mediterranean rooftop at golden hour, dark hair moving gently in the breeze, a crimson silk scarf over an ivory blouse, natural skin texture and expressive eyes. Frame her chest-up against softly blurred terracotta rooftops and the sea. Warm directional sunlight, delicate rim light and refined film colors. No text, logos or watermark.
Explore product images, editorial photos, and illustrated scenes. Adapt each prompt to your subject, lighting, and intended format.
Name the main object, surface, time of day, palette, and depth of field to establish one coherent editorial direction.
Subject + setting + light + camera
A cozy ceramic coffee cup on a sunlit kitchen table, soft morning light, editorial photography, warm neutral colors, shallow depth of field, no text.
Define the product category, accent color, surface treatment, lighting, and framing before adding decorative detail.
Product + accents + light + composition
Minimal skincare product photo with peach accents, clean shadows, premium studio lighting, centered composition, realistic packaging texture, square format.
Describe the environment, time of day, viewpoint, and visual medium so the concept reads as one deliberate scene.
World + time + scale + medium
Futuristic city poster at sunset, cinematic composition, crisp architectural detail, dramatic scale, subtle film grain, vertical poster layout.
Describe the subject and composition, then add light and style. Change one detail at a time.
Start with the subject count, position, camera distance, and main action. If these are unclear, style words cannot rescue the composition.
Describe the light source, setting, color direction, and one visual medium that supports the same idea.
Use the same prompt and output ratio when testing models. Change only one condition so you can identify what improved the image.
Select a plan to get more credits
Lite
For first ideas and lighter creative routines.
$99.00 billed yearly
12,000credits / year, issued upfront
$0.83 per 100 credits
Up to 500
Up to 800
Renews yearly. Annual credits issued upfront.
Every plan includes
Pro
For regular posts and personal projects.
$299.00 billed yearly
42,000credits / year, issued upfront
$0.71 per 100 credits
Up to 1,750
Up to 2,800
Renews yearly. Annual credits issued upfront.
Every plan includes
Studio
For frequent creation across multiple projects.
$499.00 billed yearly
72,000credits / year, issued upfront
$0.69 per 100 credits
Up to 3,000
Up to 4,800
Renews yearly. Annual credits issued upfront.
Every plan includes
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Practical answers about prompts, output sizes, model variation, and editing an existing image.
Start with the subject and composition, then add setting, lighting, color, and medium. Put the most important visual decision first and avoid contradictory style instructions.
Use 1:1 for square, 16:9 for landscape, or 9:16 for portrait. Resolution sets pixel dimensions; available options and credit costs vary by model.
Not necessarily. Generations can vary even with the same prompt. Keep the model, prompt, and size unchanged when comparing results.
Use the AI Image Editor. Upload the existing image and describe only the change you want while naming the details that must remain intact.
Edit an existing photo with the AI Image Editor.
Write one clear visual prompt, choose the final aspect ratio, and create your first version.
