Image generation

Generating

Describe the image. Results land on the canvas as blocks and count towards project storage.

Using references

Existing images in the project can be selected as context, which is usually a better way to communicate a visual direction than adjectives. Two reference images say more than a paragraph describing a style.

Practical notes

• Generate several variations and keep the cluster — the rejected ones record the direction you decided against.
• Connect a generated image to the brief it came from, so the intent survives.
• Image generation consumes credits per image, including regenerations.

Describing an image well

Subject, treatment, and framing carry most of the result. Style adjectives on their own tend to average out into something generic; naming a medium, a lens, or a reference does considerably more work.

A beautiful modern illustration of a workspace,
high quality, professional.

Isometric line illustration of a desk with three
floating panels. Single hairline weight, warm off-white
ground, one orange accent. No gradients.

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