A good first generation starts with one clear idea. Choose a subject, decide what is happening, and describe the setting. You can refine the camera and styling after you have a result to compare.
This walkthrough takes you through the Images workspace, from the Prompt field to reviewing your output. For a recurring character, select an influencer first so you can build a series around the same identity.
Step 1: Open Images and choose your workflow
Open Images from the sidebar. The workspace separates Influencer Shot, Text to Image, and Image Edit. Start with Text to Image when you want to describe a scene freely. Choose Influencer Shot when you want the structured Outfit, Activity, and Scene fields.
Check the generation mode at the top of the panel. The controls and available options can depend on that selection. Use the mode shown in your account rather than copying a mode name from a screenshot.
Step 2: Select an influencer if your image needs one
Use Select Influencer to choose a saved character. Add new is the entry point for adding another. Decide who belongs in the image before describing the outfit or setting; those details should support the character you selected.
Step 3: Describe a specific image
In Prompt, describe the subject, action, environment, and lighting in that order. Include what should be visible in the frame. “A creator in a café” leaves more open than a description of the pose, tabletop, window, and composition.
In the structured workflow, put clothing in Outfit, the pose or movement in Activity, and the location in Scene. Avoid repeating contradictory instructions across fields. If the scene says daylight, do not add a night preset unless that contrast is intentional.
Step 4: Set the framing and output
Open Shot Setup to inspect Camera Type, Framing, and Camera Angle. Select an angle that makes the important detail visible, then choose Apply. For an outfit, a wider framing is useful; for facial detail, keep the frame closer.
Review the aspect ratio and output count beside Generate. Choose the shape you intend to use before generating; cropping a horizontal composition into a tall post can remove the detail you wanted. Start with a small batch so you can assess your prompt before spending more credits.
Step 5: Generate, inspect, and refine
Choose Generate once the required fields are complete. When the result appears, open it at a size where you can inspect the face, hands, clothing, and background. Compare the image against your brief rather than deciding only whether it looks attractive.
- Check the subject: is the selected character recognizable?
- Check the action: does the pose communicate what you requested?
- Check the frame: is there enough space around important details?
- Check the finish: inspect text, fingers, repeated objects, and edges.
If the composition is wrong, revise the prompt and generate another version. If the composition works and one detail needs changing, move to Image Edit. Use the result’s download action when you are ready to save the final image.
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