Understanding the Interface

The image generation interface consists of 7 key components that give you complete control over your image creation process.

Main Control Panel

This is the primary interface where you'll configure all your image generation settings:

Image generation main control panel showing all interface components
Figure 1: The main image generation control panel

1. Prompt Input Field

This is where you describe what you want to create. The more detailed and specific your description, the better the results.

Prompt input field with detailed luxury watch description example
Figure 2: Example prompt input field with detailed description

Best Practices for Prompts:

  • Be specific about subject, style, lighting, and composition
  • Include photography terms like "professional product photography" or "studio lighting"
  • Describe materials and textures ("polished marble," "soft velvet")
  • Specify the mood or aesthetic ("minimalist," "dramatic," "cinematic")

2. Aspect Ratio Selector

Choose from 8 different aspect ratios to match your use case:

Aspect ratio dropdown showing all 8 available options
Figure 3: Available aspect ratio options

Complete Aspect Ratio Guide

Aspect RatioBest For
9:16Instagram Stories, TikTok, Mobile vertical content
3:4Portrait photos, Social media posts
2:3Traditional portrait photography
1:1Instagram posts, Profile pictures, Square formats
4:3Standard displays, Presentations
16:9YouTube thumbnails, Widescreen displays, Banners
3:2Professional photography, Print media
CustomDefine your own dimensions

3. Quality Settings

Choose the quality level for your images:

Quality selector dropdown showing Low, Medium, and High options
Figure 4: Quality level selector (Low, Medium, High)

Low Quality

Fast generation, good for testing prompts

Medium Quality

Balanced quality and speed

High Quality

Best results, recommended for final outputs

Important:

All quality levels cost 1 credit per image. Quality affects the detail and refinement, not the price!

4. Batch Size

Generate 1-10 images at once. Each image costs 1 credit:

1
image
1 credit
2
images
2 credits
3
images
3 credits
4
images
4 credits
5
images
5 credits
6
images
6 credits
7
images
7 credits
8
images
8 credits
9
images
9 credits
10
images
10 credits

Examples:

  • • 1 image = 1 credit
  • • 4 images = 4 credits
  • • 10 images = 10 credits

5. Reference Images (0/10)

Upload up to 10 reference images to maintain character consistency, style, or specific elements across your generations.

Reference images modal showing 10 upload slots and usage instructions
Figure 5: Reference images upload interface

How to Use Reference Images:

  1. Upload images below (up to 10)
  2. Type @image1, @image2, etc. in your prompt
  3. Use natural language to describe what you want

Examples:

"Give the person in @image1 the hairstyle from @image2""Use the background from @image1 but make it darker"

Format: JPEG/PNG | Max: 10MB per image | Aspect ratio: 1.5 to 3:1

Learn more about Reference Images

6. Advanced Settings

Fine-tune your generation with advanced controls like Guidance Scale.

Advanced settings panel with Guidance Scale slider control
Figure 6: Advanced settings panel with Guidance Scale control

Guidance Scale (1-20)

Controls how closely the AI follows your prompt. Higher values follow prompts more strictly, lower values give the AI more creative freedom.

Low (1-5)Creative Freedom

More creative freedom, unexpected results, artistic interpretation

Medium (6-12)Balanced (Default: 7)

Balanced between creativity and accuracy

High (13-20)Strict Adherence

Strict adherence to prompt, more predictable results

Learn more about Guidance Scale

7. Character Button

Access pre-made character templates or save your own characters for consistent use.

AI Characters

The Character button gives you quick access to your saved character templates. You can create and save consistent characters with predefined settings, making it easy to generate images with the same character across multiple sessions.

View complete AI Characters documentation

Ready to Try It Out?

Now that you understand the interface, explore our tutorial examples to see these features in action.