Style
The look applied at generation time (Ghibli, Storybook, Brand-safe, etc.). Homepage shortcuts only set style—you still write a prompt.
Create templates
Ready-made starting points for common jobs. Pick a template to open Create with prompt, style, mode, and aspect ratio pre-filled—you can change anything before you generate.
How it works
Pick a template
Choose a card for your job—product shots, storyboard frames, social variants, and more.
Adjust in Create
Edit the prompt, style, or aspect ratio. Image-to-image templates need a reference upload before you run.
Generate & download
One credit per successful image; no charge on failure. Batch templates create multiple variants in one run.
Styles, modes, and templates
These are three different controls—easy to mix up:
Mode
How Create runs: text-to-image, image-to-image (needs a reference upload), or batch variants. Templates pick a default mode for the job.
Template
A named bundle: prompt + style + mode + aspect ratio. Clicking a template card opens Create with all of those filled in.
Generation modes
Not the same as style tiles above—modes describe the workflow. Each template picks one by default, or open Create and choose yourself.
Text to image
TextDescribe the scene in words, pick a style and aspect ratio, then generate. Best when you start from copy only.
Open Create →Image to image
ReferenceUpload a reference image, then describe how to adjust composition or style. Suited to product shots and brand variants.
Open Create →Batch
VariantsGenerate 2–4 variants from one prompt for comparison and ad testing.
Open Create →All templates
6 templates—click any card to load its defaults in Create.
Ghibli-style portrait
PortraitSoft light and hand-painted warmth for avatars, editorial, and personal brand visuals.
Use template →3D-style character (Storybook look)
CharacterMascot or character art with the Storybook style tile—polished shapes and bright key light (not a separate Pixar engine).
Use template →Product on white
E-commerceClean edges and centered framing for standard marketplace square crops.
Use template →Four-frame storyboard
StoryboardConsistent character across panels for scripts and director treatments.
Use template →Social variant pack
SocialOne creative direction, multiple outputs for ad A/B tests.
Use template →Kids book art
PublishingGentle palette and readable shapes for chapter art and cover drafts.
Use template →Why use templates
Skip the blank prompt
Start from combinations that already work, and spend time on copy and art direction instead of wiring settings.
Align the team
Reference a template by name in briefs so everyone opens the same defaults.
Fewer failed runs
Styles and ratios match what the system supports, so you waste fewer credits on bad setups.
Common questions
For credits and commercial terms, see Pricing and the FAQ.
What happens when I click a template?
You land on Create with that template’s prompt, style, mode, and aspect ratio filled in. If you were signed out, sign in first—we keep the template in the return URL. Edit anything before you generate.
Do templates skip sign-in or credits?
No. Templates only pre-fill the form. You still sign in, and credits are charged per successful image.
Can I change the template defaults?
Yes. Everything is editable on Create. Batch and image-to-image follow the same rules as the Create workspace.
Can I open Create without a template?
Yes. Pick text, image, or batch mode on Create, then choose style and aspect ratio yourself.
Can I switch modes before I generate?
Yes. Switching modes keeps your prompt so you can compare flows before spending a credit.