Describe one subject, setting, medium, and light: A futuristic sneaker on sunlit stone, product concept, soft warm light. Choose a model and frame for your intended placement, then check the credit estimate. Compare the generated scene with your brief before refining one detail. A prompt supplies direction rather than an exact finished design.
Create an image
Keep your subject and composition instructions while generating separately with another available image model. Compare lighting, framing, and details at the same crop instead of assuming one model is always best. Each submission uses credits; check the estimate for each configuration. The pictured directions are illustrations, not a scored model comparison.
Create an image
Put a short headline in quotation marks and describe its position: A minimalist travel poster with the words "WEEKEND AWAY" above a coastal scene. Check spelling, spacing, and contrast at the intended size. Generated text and logos can vary; finish exact wording and layout in your design workflow when required.
Create an image
Describe the subject, palette, and visual medium for a social cover or presentation illustration. Choose a frame with room for your planned crop, then inspect the downloaded image at its final placement. If a real product or person must remain recognizable, start from a source photo in Image to Image instead.
Create an imageStart with an idea, a photo, or a clip. Pick what you want to create next.
Current workflow
Turn a written idea into a new image, from product concepts to illustrations.
Back to editor
Use your photo to guide a new style, setting, or visual edit.
Edit a photoDescribe a scene, action, and camera movement to create a short clip.
Create a video
Animate a portrait, product photo, or artwork with a motion prompt.
Animate an imageRestyle a clip using its motion and composition as creative guidance.
Transform a videoThis summary covers stable workflow requirements. Available controls and credit estimates vary by selected model, so review the editor before each generation.
| Capability | What to expect | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Starting input | A written description of the intended image | Workflow definition |
| Model, aspect ratio, resolution, quality, and cost | Use the choices and estimate currently shown in the editor | Live editor controls |
| Output | A newly generated image; exact text and fine details can vary | Provider guidance |
Answers to common workflow choices, review steps, and capability limits.
Yes. Generate one 1K image for free without logging in or signing up. Text to Image and Image to Image share this trial. Failed generations do not use the free try. Sign in to adjust resolution or make further generations with credits.
AI Text to Image generates a new image from a written description without requiring a source photo. Describe the subject, setting, composition, medium, and light, choose a model and output settings, then check the cost before submission. Review the result against your brief. Use Image to Image when a real source should guide appearance.
Name the subject and setting first, then specify a visual medium, composition, light, and a few essential details. For example: A paper-cut coastal travel poster, ivory background, warm afternoon light, space above the scene for a headline. Begin with one clear direction, inspect the result, and change one instruction for the next submission.
Model choice changes how the prompt is interpreted, while aspect ratio affects framing and supported resolution or quality options affect the output request and cost. Use the controls shown for the selected model and check the estimate before generating. For a profile image or poster, inspect the downloaded result at its intended crop and size.
Choose an image model by the controls and cost shown in Imagine Scenes rather than assuming one model is always best. Keep your brief and intended crop consistent when comparing separate submissions. Inspect important text, hands, lighting, and composition in each result. The directory explains available workflows; it does not establish a measured performance ranking.
You can download a completed image, find it in My Creations, or use the available next-workflow actions to edit or animate it. Choose Image to Image for a visual change or Image to Video for motion. The next workflow has its own model controls and credit cost; a saved result does not include unlimited further generations.
Text to Image starts with wording and creates a new visual. Image to Image starts with uploaded visual material plus instructions for a change. Use a text brief for an imagined scene, or a source photo when a person, product, or composition should guide the result. Neither workflow guarantees exact identity, typography, or product details.
Generated images may miss instructions or change text, logos, hands, and small details. Keep the brief focused, quote short wording explicitly, and review spelling and composition at the intended size. Use an editing workflow for a targeted revision or finish exact copy in a design tool. Additional generations use credits and may still vary.
The Text to Image editor displays the cost for the chosen model and settings before generation. Resolution, quality, or other supported options can change the amount; check the updated estimate before submitting. Guests can try one 1K image, shared with Image to Image. Resolution controls require sign-in. Further generations require sufficient credits. New accounts receive 40 credits valid for 30 days.
Review your rights to the prompt, references, depicted people, brands, and final use before publishing a generated image commercially. Use Imagine Scenes under its Terms of Service, Acceptable Use Policy, and applicable provider terms. A generated result does not verify copyright, permission, factual accuracy, or brand approval; inspect it before use.
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