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AI image generator

Turn a written prompt into an image, or bring a photo in as a reference or an edit target, choosing the model and the framing you need.

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How to run a task

The workspace keeps the input, the settings and the result on one screen so you can compare a second attempt against the first.

  1. Sign in, then pick a model from those the catalogue lists as available.
  2. Write the prompt. Add a reference or edit image when the model supports it.
  3. Set the aspect ratio and the quality options the model exposes.
  4. Check the quoted credit cost, then generate and download the result.

What you can control

The controls change with the model you choose; the workspace only offers settings the model actually declares.

  • Model: every image model that the catalogue marks available and callable for this site.
  • Aspect ratio: the ratios the selected model accepts.
  • Quality and render quality: shown when the model exposes them.
  • Reference images: one or more inputs, up to the model limit.

Modes and what they need

A mode is offered only when the selected model declares it.

ModeInput
Text to imagea written prompt
Image to imagea prompt and a source image
Reference to imagea prompt and a reference image
Image edita prompt and the image to change

Limits worth knowing

Separate runs do not keep a subject identical, so a character or product shot needs the same reference image each time. Uploads must be an image type the service accepts and within its size limit; the workspace reports the actual limit when a file is rejected.

Questions

Which image models can I choose?

All image models the catalogue returns as available and callable for this site. The list in the workspace is read from the service, so it can change without a new deploy.

Can I reuse the same prompt?

Yes, the prompt stays in the field after a run, and every result carries the prompt that produced it in your history.

Why is my uploaded image rejected?

Either the type is not accepted or the file is larger than the service allows. The message above the upload control names the limit that was hit.

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