Describe the image
Set the subject, visual direction and intended use.
A visual direction, made visible.
Generate image packs for your idea, then review and refine the assets as part of a build.
From the brief to the result.
Build a set
Create image outputs that belong to the same project and brief.
Review the files
Inspect the generated images and pack contents before using them in a product or campaign.
The available provider and output settings determine the formats and generation options.
From a visual brief to a complete image collection.
Choose a direction, shape the images for their placements and review the finished set.
Set the direction
Describe the image and the job it needs to do.
Give the AI a subject, audience, mood and intended use. It plans the images around that brief, with a shared visual direction and a purpose for each asset. A pack can combine generated imagery, uploaded material, rendered graphics and supported text or logo overlays.
- Describe the subject, style, palette and placement.
- Supply the brand assets and source material the project should use.
- Review the visual direction as a set, then refine the brief where needed.
Fit the placement
Make the format part of the image.
Plan a poster, product image, social graphic, thumbnail or website hero at the size it needs. Presets and custom dimensions define the outputs, while supported variants provide additional aspect ratios. Review the crops and text placement so the main subject and message survive the change in format.
- Choose the dimensions and formats for each destination.
- Keep important subjects and copy inside the usable area.
- Inspect additional aspect ratios before using them in a campaign.
Inspect the collection
Take the finished images into your project.
Open the pack gallery to inspect the images, their intended uses and the available downloads. Technical checks examine dimensions, blank outputs, sharpness, near-duplicates and relevant overlay or transparency requirements. A visual review compares the pictures with the brief; use those findings to guide another iteration.
- Review every image, including the smaller or cropped variants.
- Inspect the output checks and production notes.
- Download the available files for your website, product or campaign.
The workflow
Keep the work connected.
Describe the result
Explain the audience, desired output and constraints. Refine the direction before moving forward.
Review the work
Inspect the generated files, available preview and the checks relevant to the output.
Make the next version
Ask for changes, then export or use the delivery workflow supported by that project.
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A little clarity before you start.
What is an image pack?+
An image pack is a set of visual assets created around a shared brief, with a gallery or overview and organized output files. It can include variants and exports specified for the project.
What should I include in an image brief?+
Describe the subject, composition, visual style, intended use and required dimensions. Include any reference assets available to the project and explain what should remain consistent.
Can I combine generated images with existing assets?+
The image workflow supports generated, rendered, supplied and composited items. The available inputs and production options depend on the selected workflow and connected providers.
How are image outputs checked?+
Checks look for size mismatches, blank images, near-duplicates, sharpness issues and relevant transparency or text-contrast problems. Inspect the images as well as the findings before using them.
Can I request variations or changes?+
Yes. Explain which subject, composition or style details to change in the build conversation. Review each result; consistency across a set still needs visual inspection.
What happens if an image cannot be generated?+
The image workflow records production failures and shows a labeled failure item in the gallery. Review the issue and request another attempt or an adjustment to the brief.
What will you make?
Create a build, or put a specialist team to work on your next task.