Brainbaby · Image Studio
AI image generator
Turn a written idea into an original image. Create illustrations, product concepts and character art, then refine the details in Image Studio.
See a real background edit
One internal Image Studio test using our own AI-generated cup. Compare the source with the downloaded result before deciding whether this workflow fits your task.
Source image
Edited result
Inspect the edit at a larger size
Move the divider to compare the original file with the actual edited result. Check the background, handle and surface. Full-size downloads remain available above.
Exact editing instruction
Replace only the background with a pale gray studio backdrop. Preserve the blue ceramic cup, its handle, glaze, shape, position and framing. Keep natural light and a realistic contact shadow. Do not add text, logos or extra objects.What changed, and what still needs review
- The background changed as requested, and the cup remained blue with a comparable composition and handle shape.
- The glaze texture, lighting and highlights also changed. This was not pixel-exact preservation. Compare the full-size files before using an edit to represent a specific product.
This is one observed result, not a quality benchmark or a guarantee of the same output. Downloading these files and copying the instruction are free. To try the example, upload the source in Image Studio and paste the instruction. Image edits require image credits; review the job cost before submitting. Opening the editor does not start a job.
Free planning tool
Build an image prompt that says what you mean
Edit this fictional example or start with your own subject. This builds text in your browser; it does not create an image or use credits.
Review the result at full size. Exact text, product details and likenesses need your own check.
An account is required. Check your available image allowance and the job cost in Image Studio before generating or editing. One-time packs and monthly plans provide image credits.
Example prompts
A fictional product concept
A blue ceramic cup on a pale studio surface. Soft light from the left. Square composition at eye level. No writing or logo.
An original coloring page
An original illustration of a cat sitting in a garden beside large flowers and leaves. Black outlines on a white background. Portrait composition with a clear margin. No shading, no small intricate details, no text.
Four images. Four starting points.
Explore the details, copy an example prompt, and make the idea your own.
Architectural imagination
Suggested prompt
A detailed isometric cutaway of a luxury mansion’s main floor, drawn in fine pencil and soft watercolor on ivory architectural paper. Show a grand circular staircase, marble foyer, furnished living and dining rooms, kitchen island, guest suite, office and two-car garage. Include numbered rooms, a handwritten room legend, a compass and subtle construction lines.
A quiet morning in Paris
Suggested prompt
A cinematic 35mm film photograph of an adult couple sharing a quiet morning in a cozy Paris apartment. A dark-haired man reads a French novel beside a smiling blonde woman resting under soft linen. Warm lamplight mixes with natural window light; Paris rooftops and Sacré-Cœur appear beyond the balcony. Intimate framing, gentle film grain, natural skin texture and muted colors.
A story written by the sea
Suggested prompt
An extreme close-up cinematic portrait of a weathered pirate captain aboard a wooden sailing ship. He wears an aged black tricorn hat with feathers, long dark hair and a thick beard with small braided details. Focus on his piercing pale eyes and sun-worn skin. Ocean, rigging and pale sky blur behind him. Natural daylight, dramatic texture and subtle film grain.
Times Square, reimagined
Suggested prompt
A vibrant anime illustration of Times Square on a clear summer afternoon. Fill the scene with colorful billboards, yellow taxis, American flags and lively crowds beneath a brilliant blue sky with fluffy clouds. Place a cheerful young adult traveler in a red hoodie in the foreground and detailed New York architecture in the distance. Rich colors, crisp linework and a wide cinematic composition.
A starting idea, not a promise of the same image. An account is required; review the studio’s allowance and credit cost before generating.
Capabilities
Professional Results
Describe the Subject
Start with the object, person or scene you want, then add composition and lighting details.
Explore Visual Styles
Describe a photographic, illustrated or other visual treatment in your prompt. Results depend on the selected model.
Choose Available Settings
Review the aspect ratio, resolution and model options shown in the workflow. Output capabilities vary by operation.
Check the Cost Before Creating
Image Studio shows your available allowance and job cost. One-time packs and monthly plans provide image credits.
Compare Drafts
Keep earlier outputs and change one part of the brief at a time when reviewing alternatives.
Review Before Publishing
Inspect text, shapes, branding and source permissions at full size. Check the relevant usage terms for your intended project.
Use Cases
Built for Every Workflow
Marketing & Ads
Create scroll-stopping social media images, ad creatives, and campaign visuals.
Product Photography
Generate professional product photos and mockups without a photo studio.
Blog & Content
Create unique illustrations and header images for articles and websites.
Logo & Branding
Design logos, brand assets, and visual identity elements.
Social Media
Generate engaging posts, stories, thumbnails, and profile pictures.
Education & Training
Create diagrams, infographics, and educational illustrations.
How It Works
Simple as 1-2-3
Write Your Brief
Specify the subject, intended use, composition, lighting and details that should not be added.
Review Settings and Cost
Choose an available model and output size, then check the displayed image-credit cost and balance.
Generate and Review
Inspect the returned image at full size. Generation time depends on the provider and request; refine the brief if needed.
Plan a useful image before spending credits
Work backward from the destination
A social post, store listing and slide background need different dimensions and amounts of empty space. Write down where the image will appear, what the viewer should notice first and where your own text will go. Choose the available aspect ratio that fits the destination rather than generating several unrelated sizes.
Try a focused comparison brief
For an illustrative product concept, describe a blue ceramic cup on a pale studio background, square composition, soft light from the left and no added writing. This is a fictional brief to adapt, not a finished output. Compare the handle, rim, shadow and color when reviewing a result. For a real product listing, use a source photo and preserve its actual features.
Know when to finish manually
Keep exact prices, legal text and brand marks in a manual design layer when accuracy matters. Check the full-size image for distorted edges or unwanted additions before exporting it. A stronger prompt can guide the next attempt, but repeated generation does not guarantee precise lettering or a commercially cleared result.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the AI image generator free?
The prompt planner is free without an account. Image generation requires an account and the applicable allowance. Check Image Studio for an available free attempt and the job cost; if none is available, use image credits from a one-time pack or monthly plan.
What types of images can I plan?
You can describe illustrations, product concepts, campaign visuals and other scenes. Choose a model suited to the job and inspect the result; a draft is not a guarantee of accurate text, logos or product details.
How does text-to-image generation work here?
Your prompt and selected options are sent to the configured generation workflow. The returned image depends on the model, request and settings. The product name does not establish a specific training architecture.
Can I use a generated image commercially?
Review the relevant provider and service terms for your intended use. You also need permission for source material, likenesses and protected branding; the generated result alone does not clear those rights.
What resolution can I choose?
Review the resolution and aspect-ratio options currently available for the selected model. Do not assume every operation returns 4K output. Check the downloaded file dimensions against your publishing requirements.
How long does generation take?
Timing varies with the model, provider queue and request. There is no universal under-ten-second promise. Review the job status before starting duplicate requests.
Can I edit an image afterward?
Use Image Studio to describe a change to an image you own or are permitted to edit. Generation and editing use image credits; preserve the original and inspect important details after each operation.
What makes a useful prompt?
Name one subject, specify the setting and light, choose the composition and state what must be excluded. If an output misses the brief, change one requirement at a time so you can judge the next result.
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Create Your First Image
Bring your prompt to Image Studio. Review your available allowance and image-credit cost before creating.
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