Give the image a job
Decide whether you need a clean product view, an editorial scene or open space for separately added copy.
A PRODUCT. A CLEAR DIRECTION.
Start with a brief or an eligible source, explore a scene and inspect the details before choosing the product image you want to keep.
Decide whether you need a clean product view, an editorial scene or open space for separately added copy.
Review a compatible creation or edit request. Keep the exact source available when asking for a change.
Inspect proportions, edges, lettering and materials. Save the chosen version or use it in a supported Studio layout.
This is a fictional sample brief. Inspect every candidate; a prompt or reference does not guarantee exact real-product preservation.
Choose Image creation in Chat, then review the model, settings and cost.
Define the image slot, dimensions and required space for an editable headline. A written scene can explore a concept; a source edit needs the exact eligible product image. Choose supporting qualities separately from the target being changed and review a compatible route and quote.
Compare product-image modelsCompare candidates for framing, proportions, label detail and materials. Place an accepted managed image in a supported Studio slot, add native text and inspect the complete layout. Keep the source and chosen revision available when another format needs a different crop or creative request.
Understand source-image editingSaving keeps the output in the workspace. Download, content-set delivery and activation of an eligible public release are separate supported actions.
The public boards are labeled layout placeholders. They explain the story and review decisions, not live-provider quality. Inspect the actual saved result in your workspace.