How to create any AI Image

Transform your wildest dreams into visual reality with AI image generation. Watch as the AI turns your imagination into stunning images with just a few descriptive prompts.

Features

Prompting - Master the art of crafting detailed text descriptions that guide the AI to create exactly what you envision, including subject, style, lighting, mood, and composition.
Styles - Choose from 5 styles! Realistic (default), Cartoon, 3D Render, Anime, Pencil
Image Reference - Upload your own images as references to guide the AI's creation process, helping maintain consistency with your existing visual concepts.
High Resolution Upscale - Transform standard outputs into detailed masterpieces that enhance facial features and refine small details for professional quality.
Seed - Control randomness in your generation by saving and reusing a specific seed value, allowing you to generate the same image again when using identical settings.

Tip #1

If you are getting weird faces/hands in images, High Resolution Upscale helps to fix them.

Tip #2

Press the button on the Create page to see example prompts!

Prompting Tips

There are specific keys words that trigger specific camera angles:

Extreme close-up - Really zooms into the eyes of the subject, showing fine details of facial features
Close-up shot - Frames the face of the subject, focusing on expressions and emotions
Medium shot - Zooms out to reveal the shoulders and upper body, showing more context while maintaining focus on the subject
Long shot - Shows the subject's full figure with some surrounding environment for context
Full body shot - Frames the subject from head to toe

These keywords trigger specific camera perspectives and viewing angles:

Front on - Subject is mostly looking at the camera, creating direct engagement with the viewer
Bilaterally symmetrical - Subject is centered and symmetrically framed, creating a balanced and formal composition
Side view - Shows the side profile view of the subject, highlighting silhouette and contours
From behind - Places the camera behind the subject, showing the back view and what the subject might be looking at
From above - Camera positioned higher than the subject looking downward, can make subject appear smaller or vulnerable
From below - Camera positioned lower than the subject looking upward, can make subject appear larger or more powerful
Wide angle view - Uses a wide lens to capture more of the scene, often with some perspective distortion at the edges
Fisheye view - Extreme wide angle that creates strong circular distortion, bending straight lines and exaggerating perspective
Overhead shot - Camera directly above the subject looking straight down, showing a top-down view
Hero view - Low angle shot that makes the subject appear heroic, powerful, or imposing
Selfie - Shot that appears to be taken by the subject themselves, typically showing face and upper body with an extended arm
POV view - Point-of-view shot showing what the subject would see, as if through their eyes

Face Reference Image

This specialized tool accurately preserves facial characteristics, ensuring consistent identity across multiple generations. It meticulously maintains distinctive features, and personal attributes.

Input Face

Consistent Result

High Resolution Upscale

This advanced processing not only increases image dimensions but intelligently enhances facial features, refines small details, and improves overall clarity that might be lost in standard generations.

Before Upscale

After Upscale