AI image generation
Turn a written brief into visual concepts, or use supported image references to guide a result. Review available models and their current image settings before generating.
Open Image StudioWork from a clear visual brief
Describe the subject, setting, composition, lighting and intended use. Product visuals, social content concepts, illustrated scenes and storyboards are practical starting points; generated output is not proof of a real product or event.
Where a model supports reference images or editing, add your own authorized material and explain what should change. Do not assume every model uses the same reference format or preserves identity exactly.
Check the model, not a universal specification
Image sizes, aspect ratios, result counts, reference limits and supported API formats depend on the selected model. Image Studio exposes the settings available for that workflow. API developers should check the exact model ID and endpoint before sending a request.
Some image models use the image generation endpoint; others use a different documented format. A compatible base URL does not make every model's request body interchangeable.
A practical first-image workflow
- Open Image Studio and select an available model.
- Write a prompt and add reference images only where supported.
- Choose the offered output settings and review the RM quote and billing unit.
- Submit, inspect the result, and download the files you need.
Review before publishing
Inspect text, hands, faces, logos and product accuracy at the output's native size. You are responsible for having permission to use uploaded references and for reviewing generated content before publication.
Check the selected model's current output settings, applicable terms and your account's quote. Confirm that your intended use is permitted before sharing or selling the result.