Using Text to Image (v1.1)
The Image Gen tool uses AI to generate characters, scenes, or landscapes from a text prompt. Optional AI Actors ensure consistent characters across different scenes.
Required Element
- Prompt: Enter custom prompts manually, or apply preset prompts if you’re unsure where to start.
AI Settings
Select the Image Gen
tool from the left AI Toolbar and complete the tasks in each section under the Create tab.
You can collapse or expand a section by clicking its caption.
Refer to AI Model Selection for Image Generation to choose a model from the Model drop-down list.
Available options include Flux 2 Max, Nano Banana Pro, and Gpt Image 2.

For better character control in text to image generation, use AI Actors to ensure character consistency across scenes.
- Click the Actor slot in the AI Actor section to insert AI Actors.

- In the AI Actor Library pop-up, select the desired actors from the Official AI Actors tab or your custom actors from the My AI Actors tab.

AI Actors marked with a diamond icon in the top-left corner of their thumbnails require an AI Service subscription. - Select the desired actors, then click Apply AI Actors at the bottom to apply them.
You can add up to 4 AI Actors per image.

- Hover over an actor’s thumbnail to preview a larger view.
If needed, click the Trash button to remove it and add another AI Actor using the same steps.

- Select an actor and edit the appearance description in the Appearance Prompt field as needed.
Changes may result in unstable outputs.
Drag the bottom-right corner to expand the field for longer descriptions.

You can also describe the actor’s appearance in the Prompt section to adapt it to different scenarios.
An assigned AI Actor displays a name tag in the Prompt section for quick prompt editing.
Click the Reset Prompt button to clear the prompt field and start over if needed.

- Drag the tag to reposition it within the prompt.
- Hover over an actor thumbnail and click Copy to insert the actor's tag into the prompt, or type @ to select an applied AI Actor from the context menu.

Enter the scenario and details for the image. You can enter a custom prompt and use a Large Language Model (LLM), such as ChatGPT, to refine it for better image generation with the selected AI model. Alternatively, apply preset prompts to quickly add ideas for backgrounds, scenery, locations, camera techniques, lighting, and render styles, or use Image to Prompt to convert a reference image into a text prompt.

For example, "Liam, Mason, Nolan, and Oliver huddled together whispering and planning something, serious expressions mixed with excitement, one pointing at a rough sketch or idea, others reacting differently, modern kids but classic mischievous energy, soft natural lighting, shallow depth of field, cinematic storytelling shot, ultra detailed".
Drag the bottom-right corner to expand the text field for longer descriptions.
Set the image ratio and resolution using the Ratio and Resolution drop-down lists in the Render section.

Supported options may vary slightly by AI model, as shown below.

The additional Randomize or Fixed Seed option is available when using the Flux 2 Max model, allowing you to control or vary the generation seed for AI rendering results.

Each submitted task uses available AI Points, Bonus Points, or DA Points.
View your available points in the bottom-left corner of AI Studio, or click the ... button and select Account Settings to check your point balance.

To obtain more credits, click Plans to subscribe to an AI Service Plan for additional AI Points or purchase DA Points to top up your account.
Ensure a prompt is entered to enable the GENERATE button.
Note the task price displayed above the button before clicking.

Track progress on the AI Render View or via the new entry in History on the right.
When the submission completes successfully, the AI-generated image will appear.

Next, use the Image or Video options in the Quick Access Menu at the top of the AI Render View to load the generated image as a reference for image editing or video creation.
