AI Image Studio

One product photo in — a whole set of visuals out

A step-by-step guide

01

Meet AI Image Studio

Your product photos in — infographics, carousels and banners out

What it is

Three formats from the same product photo

AI Image Studio composes finished, on-brand visuals from photos you already have. You pick a format, describe the product, choose a look, and the studio generates the image — no photographer, no design tool.

Infographic Visualize information. One composed image per run, built from up to 10 reference photos, in any of seven shapes.

Carousel Tell stories across slides. One generated image per photo you upload, up to four, all square.

Banner Standout visuals. One wide or tall composition per run, from 16 banner ratios.

Where it lives

One page, three tabs

AI Image Studio is in the sidebar. The page it opens carries three tabs — this guide covers the first one. The other two are separate products with guides of their own.

AI Image Studio The canvas editor, and the only tab this guide covers. It opens by default.

Brand Book Your colours, fonts and logo, saved once and reused by every generation. It has its own guide.

Campaign Frame Campaign templates, marked NEW in the tab strip. It has its own guide too.

The AI Image Studio landing screen with three format cards and the saved-image gallery below

Step 1

Your Images

The landing screen offers three formats — Infographic, Carousel and Banner. Picking one opens the editor
Below them sits every image you have made. Search product by name and filter by Type
Show 12, 24 or 48 per page. First time here? The gallery reads No images yet

02

Set Up Your Image

Five tools on the rail, in the order you use them

The Product tool panel open beside the canvas, showing web image search above a file upload dropzone

Step 2

Bring In Your Product Photo

Product is the first tool on the rail. Its panel counts what you have added — 3/10 for an infographic, 3/4 for a carousel or banner
Search the web sits at the top: choose a country, type a product name, and results appear as soon as you stop typing. Click a thumbnail to add it
Or drop files into Upload files — JPG, PNG and WEBP, dragged in or browsed for

Image search is free. Credits are only used when you generate.

Product photos

Two ways in, one result

A searched photo and an uploaded photo are treated identically from the moment they land in the panel. Use whichever is quicker.

Search the web Pick a country, type a product name, and results arrive shortly after you stop typing. Click one to add it. Eight results per page.

Upload files Drag and drop, or browse. JPG, PNG and WEBP are accepted.

How many fit Up to 10 photos for an infographic, 4 for a carousel or banner, and 20 MB across the whole run.

Handled for you Every photo is resized and re-encoded in your browser before it uploads, so a full-size phone shot is fine as-is.

The Describe Your Product panel with an output-language picker, a Research with AI button and a description box

Step 3

Describe the Product

Describe Your Product is what the studio knows about what it is composing. It informs the captions and the styling
Type a product name and press Research with AI to have the description drafted for you — or write your own, up to 5,000 characters
Set the output language first. Ten are offered, English and Thai among them

Research with AI costs 1 credit. Writing the description yourself is free.

Pitfall: the first line becomes this image's name in your gallery. Put the product name on its own line and the description underneath — type one long paragraph and the gallery shows a sentence cut off mid-word.

The Photography style panel showing a grid of twelve style tiles, each with a preview image and a short description

Step 4

Choose a Style

Photography style sets the mood and the lighting. Twelve to choose from, each with its own preview tile
The previews are drawn for the format you are in, so an infographic tile shows an infographic and a banner tile shows a banner
Studio is the default — clean and professional, and a safe starting point

Photography styles

Twelve looks, one click each

Every format offers the same twelve styles, and the preview tile always shows what that style does for the format you are working in.

Clean and neutral Studio clean and professional · Minimal simple and clean · Flat Lay top-down arrangement

Editorial and premium Editorial fashion and magazine · Luxury elegant and premium · Vintage warm and classic

Lit for drama Dramatic moody and bold · Rim Light glowing edges, backlit · Neon bright and futuristic

Placed in a world Lifestyle everyday living · Nature natural and organic · Floating product suspended in air

The Aspect Ratio panel listing the seven infographic ratios with their labels and pixel dimensions

Step 5

Set the Shape

Aspect Ratio decides the dimensions. Infographic offers seven, from Square 1:1 to Banner 21:9, and opens on Mobile Video 9:16
Banner has a grid of its own — landscape or portrait, eight ratios each, starting at 2:1
Carousel is fixed at 1:1 for now, so its panel shows a single locked row

Step 6

Fine-Tune the Run

Custom instructions steer the result in your own words — “warm lighting”, “include plants”. Up to 3,000 characters
Brand Book applies your saved colours and fonts. Only Active Brand Books appear in the list — an empty list means none is active yet. Leave it on None for default styling
Images this run is read-only. It states how many images the run will make, which is also what it will cost
Three switches, all on by default: Keep product unchanged, Add soft reflection, Remove background text

03

Generate & What It Costs

One credit per image, and nothing at all before that

The canvas mid-generation with a progress banner, a five-step stepper and a Cancel button

Step 7

Generate

Generate lights up once you have at least one photo and a description. When a run costs more than one credit, the button says so — Generate (4 Credits)
Progress runs through Setup · Generate · Review · Finalize · Done, with a line naming the image and the stage it is on
Cancel skips what has not started yet

Images already generating finish, are charged, and land in your history. Only images that had not started are skipped, and those cost nothing.

What it costs

One credit per image produced

The price is simply the number of images the run returns. Nothing else moves it — there is no resolution tier, no quality setting and no variation count to choose.

Infographic 1 credit per run — one composed image, however many photos you gave it.

Carousel 1 credit per photo — four photos in, four images out, four credits.

Banner 1 credit per run — one composition, whatever ratio you picked.

Regenerate & Research 1 credit each. Every regeneration adds a version; Research with AI drafts your description.

Free Web image search, previewing, saving, downloading and reopening past generations.

04

Review, Refine & Keep

Versions, the quality check, and where your images live

A finished image on the canvas with its caption, the zoom pill, hover actions and the History panel of versions on the right

Step 8

Read the Canvas

The finished image sits on the canvas, captioned with its style, format, ratio and exact pixel size
Hover it for Compare with source, Expand and Download. The zoom pill runs 25% to 200%
History on the right stacks every version — V1, V2, V3 — each with its quality score and its own download

The Quality check panel showing a score out of ten and a list of selectable correction chips

Step 9

Refine With the Quality Check

Quality joins the rail once a version has been scored. It shows the score out of 10
Score under 8 and you get tappable corrections, arriving pre-selected. Untick any you disagree with, and add an extra instruction of your own
Score 8 or above and the image passes — the panel lists what the reviewer noticed for you to read, with nothing to apply
Regenerate applies your selected corrections and adds a new version — 1 credit each time

Pitfall: Banner runs are not scored. No Quality tool appears, and there are no corrections to apply — generate again for a different take. Infographic and Carousel are both scored.

Versions

Every run adds to the stack, nothing overwrites

Regenerating never replaces what you already had. Each attempt becomes another version you can compare against and download on its own.

Versions are additive V1, V2, V3 — the older version stays on the stack, keeps its score, and stays downloadable.

Regenerate all When part of a batch fails, one button retries just the ones that need it. Download All takes the whole stack at once.

Refining closes Refining stays open for about an hour after the run, in that session only — leaving the tab open does not extend it. After that, or on reopening a saved image, you get the settings and the download, not the refine loop.

The saved-image gallery on the landing screen with a search box, a Type filter and download buttons on each card

Step 10

Find It Again

Everything you generate is saved automatically. Back to all images returns you to the gallery
Search by product name, filter by Type, and Download straight from a card — no need to reopen it
Click a card to reopen that generation with its settings and source photos restored

The gallery holds your 30 most recent generations.

05

FAQ & Troubleshooting

The questions that come up first

FAQ

The questions that come up most.

Which files work? JPG, PNG and WEBP. Photos are resized in your browser before uploading, with a 20 MB ceiling across the run.

Am I charged if I cancel? Images already generating finish, are charged and appear in your history. Images that had not started cost nothing.

Why can’t I press Generate? It needs all three: at least one product photo, a description, and enough credits for the run.

Can I keep refining tomorrow? No. Refining stays open for about an hour after the run, and not beyond that session. Reopening a saved image gives you its settings and its download, not the refine loop.

Limits & messages

If something stops you

The studio is explicit about its limits. These are the ones you are most likely to meet, and what to do about each.

Photos per run 10 for an infographic, 4 for a carousel or banner. Past that you are told to remove one first.

Text limits Description 5,000 characters, but a Research with AI query must be 500 or fewer. Custom instructions 3,000.

If a run fails Try again with fewer photos. Too large or too slow are reported separately from a generation failure, and both point the same way.

Where the gallery ends It carries the 30 most recent generations. Download anything you need to keep beyond that.

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