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PROMPTHA STUDIO

Make it. Make it yours.

Turn selected images and ideas into editable documents and designs. Keep your text, images and layout separate, then make the next change directly or with the assistant.

ONE WORKSPACE. TWO NATIVE SURFACES.

From idea to editable work.

01

Design with separate layers

Arrange text, shapes and accepted images on a native canvas. Change the layout without regenerating the whole image.

02

Write in a native document

Develop editable copy, tables and image slots. Revise a selected passage or make a direct edit.

03

Use a layout again

Start from a supported native template and replace its content. Save the work and inspect the supported export.

Generated artwork stays an image layer. Add headings and copy as native text to keep them editable.

Try a copyable template brief
TRY THE BRIEF

Start with these words.

Choose Writing in Chat, then review the model, settings and cost.

Proposed example · not generated
THE USEFUL DETAILS

Good to know.

Creation notes

Prepare your starting point

Define the slots before making the image. A product-launch layout might have a product-image slot, a native headline and a facts area. Let slot dimensions and aspect ratio shape the brief, leaving space for separately added copy. Use accepted managed assets rather than invented image identifiers.

Plan product-image framing
Review what you keep

Review the supported target and proposed change before keeping it. Save and reopen the native work, then inspect the supported export. Generated lettering and objects remain pixels in a raster image; placing that image in Studio does not automatically separate it into editable text and object layers.

Choose a Library asset

Common questions

Is a generated image an editable template?

The image remains a raster layer or slot. Lettering and objects within its pixels are not automatically separated; native Studio text, shapes and blocks stay editable.

Are prompt templates and native layouts the same?

A prompt template describes a repeatable request. A native layout defines editable blocks or slots. They can work together through their supported preparation and save flows.

KEEP CREATING

Make room for your next idea.

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