AI Image Pro makes it easy to create stunning images from text descriptions. Whether you're visualizing a concept, creating artwork, or just experimenting with AI, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know to get started.
1 Writing Effective Prompts
The prompt is your instruction to the AI. The more descriptive and clear you are, the better results you'll get. Think of it as painting a picture with words.
What Makes a Good Prompt?
- Be specific: Instead of "a dog," try "a golden retriever puppy playing in autumn leaves"
- Include style: Add artistic style like "oil painting," "photorealistic," "watercolor," or "digital art"
- Describe lighting: "Golden hour sunlight," "soft studio lighting," or "dramatic shadows"
- Set the mood: "Peaceful," "dramatic," "vibrant," or "mysterious"
- Add context: Include background details and environment
❌ Weak Prompt
"A sunset"
✓ Strong Prompt
"A vibrant sunset over a calm ocean, pink and orange clouds reflecting on the water, silhouettes of palm trees, photorealistic, golden hour lighting"
💡 Pro Tip: Use the Enhance Button
Click the magic wand icon next to the prompt field to automatically enhance your prompt. The AI will expand your simple description into a more detailed, effective prompt.
2 Understanding Generation Models
AI Image Pro offers three different generation modes, each with different capabilities and credit costs. Choose the one that best fits your needs.
Generate
Powered by Seedream
The fastest and most affordable option. Great for quick iterations, exploring ideas, and drafting compositions before finalizing.
Normal Render
Powered by Nano Banana
Higher quality output with better detail and coherence. Ideal for images you plan to use or share. Works well with reference images.
Pro Render
Powered by Nano Banana Pro
Our most powerful model for the highest quality results. Best for final renders, professional work, and when quality is paramount.
💰 Save Credits: Start with Generate
We recommend starting with the Generate option (5 credits) to explore ideas and refine your prompt. Once you're happy with the composition, use Normal or Pro Render for the final image.
3 Choosing Aspect Ratio
The aspect ratio determines the shape of your canvas and final image. Choose based on where you plan to use your image.
1:1
Instagram, Profile pics
16:9
YouTube, Presentations
9:16
TikTok, Stories, Reels
4:3
Traditional photos
3:4
Portrait photos
21:9
Ultrawide, Cinematic
💡 Auto-Adjust Feature
When you drop an image onto the canvas for the first time, the aspect ratio will automatically adjust to match your image's proportions.
4 Generating Your Image
Once you've written your prompt and selected your settings, you're ready to generate. Here's the step-by-step process:
Enter your prompt
Type your description in the prompt text box at the top of the page.
Add a style (optional)
Click "Add Prompt Style" to browse pre-made styles like oil painting, anime, photography, etc.
Select aspect ratio
Click "Aspect Ratio" to choose the shape of your canvas (16:9, 1:1, etc.).
Choose your model
Click the dropdown arrow on the Generate button to select Generate, Normal Render, or Pro Render.
Click Generate
Press the button and wait 10-30 seconds. Your image will appear on the canvas.
🎨 Using Reference Images
Want the AI to follow a specific style or include certain elements? Add reference images to guide the generation:
- Click the "Reference Images" area below the prompt
- Upload up to 3 reference images
- The AI will use these as inspiration for your new image
5 Adding More Images to Your Canvas
Once you have your first image, you can add more images to create compositions. Generated images appear as layers that you can move, resize, and arrange.
Ways to Add Images
Generate Another Image
Click Generate again with a new prompt. The new image will be added at 50% size, centered on the canvas.
Drag & Drop
Drag an image file from your computer directly onto the canvas.
From Your Images
Open the "My Images" panel and drag a previous creation onto the canvas, or click "Add to Scene".
Camera Capture
On mobile, use the camera button in the side menu to take a photo and add it directly to your canvas.
6 Image Manipulation Tools
Once you have images on your canvas, you can manipulate them using the tools in the side menu. Click an image to select it, then use these tools:
Move & Resize
Select "Move" from the side menu. Drag the image to reposition. Use corner handles to resize while maintaining proportions.
Flip Horizontal
Mirror the image left-to-right. Great for adjusting which direction a subject faces or balancing a composition.
Flip Vertical
Mirror the image top-to-bottom. Useful for creating reflections or abstract effects.
3D Rotate
Apply 3D perspective rotation (horizontal and vertical). Uses AI to fill in newly exposed areas. (10 credits)
Layer Order
Move selected image forward (in front) or backward (behind) other images in your composition.
Expand Image
Use AI to extend the image boundaries. Choose a new aspect ratio and AI fills in the new areas. (10 credits)
🗑️ Deleting Images
Select an image and press Delete or Backspace on your keyboard. A confirmation dialog will appear to prevent accidental deletions.
7 Pro Tips for Better Results
🎯 Use the Edit Area Tool
Paint hot pink on areas you want to change, then describe what you want in the prompt bar. The AI will only modify the painted areas.
📸 Take Snapshots
Use the Snapshot button to save your current canvas composition to your images. Great for creating checkpoints before experimenting.
✨ Finalise for Polish
When your composition is ready, click "Finalise" (10 credits) or "Finalise Pro" (25 credits) to have the AI render everything together into a cohesive final image.
🔄 Iterate Quickly
Don't aim for perfection on the first try. Generate multiple variations with the 5-credit Generate mode, then refine your favorite with Normal or Pro Render.
🖼️ Remove Backgrounds
Use the "Remove BG" button to instantly remove the background from any image on your canvas. Perfect for creating cutouts to compose into new scenes.
Ready to Create?
Put what you've learned into practice. Your first images are just a prompt away.
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