How to Create Your First AI Image
Write a prompt, choose a model, review the credit estimate and find your completed image in My Creations.
Start in Create Image with a subject you can describe in one sentence. You can browse the tools before signing in; submitting a task requires an account so its result and credit record can be saved.
Write an AI image prompt with a clear subject
Try: “A handmade ceramic teapot on a pale wooden table, soft side light, simple studio composition.” The subject comes first, followed by setting, light and style. If a result needs a different background, change that part of the prompt before rewriting every instruction.
Choose a model from the current picker. Its supported quality settings appear in the workspace. Pick an aspect ratio that fits your intended use and review the estimated credits before clicking Generate. Model availability and results can vary.
Find and use your saved image
Open My Creations to see the task status and available result. A completed result offers actions to download, reuse the prompt, edit the image or use it for a video. Download images you want to keep; the service should not be your only archive.
The image editor accepts a reference image and a description of the change you want. Use images you are authorized to upload and follow the size limit shown beside the uploader.
Check credits and get help
Credits & Billing shows your balance and transaction history. The price and validity of a credit pack are listed on Pricing. If a task fails or a balance looks wrong, include its task number in a support request.
Common questions
Do examples guarantee the same result?
No. Examples illustrate an idea or workflow. The selected model and your input determine the generated result, which you should review before use.
Are creations private?
New creation records are private by default. A provider's direct media link may still be accessible to anyone holding it. Read the Privacy Policy before submitting sensitive material.
Can I use a completed image in a video?
Open the result and choose its video action, or visit Image to Video to learn the next steps.