Hero still
StillClean background and a clear subject for posters, covers, and brand assets.
Start scenario →Similar template →Use cases
Choose an entry by what you need to make—not by feature names. Create opens with prompt, mode, style, and aspect ratio ready. Best when you know the job but not which named template to use.
How it works
Pick a scenario
Choose a card for your job—hero stills, storyboard frames, social variants, or book art.
Adjust in Create
Edit the prompt, style, or aspect ratio. Image-to-image scenarios need a reference upload before you run.
Generate & download
One credit per successful image; no charge on failure. Batch scenarios output multiple variants at once.
All scenarios
4 entry points—click to open Create with defaults for that job.
Video storyboard
StoryboardLinked frames with consistent character wardrobe and proportions for pitches and treatments.
Start scenario →Similar template →Social variant pack
SocialMultiple outputs from one creative direction for ad tests and multi-size assets.
Start scenario →Similar template →Kids book art
PublishingGentle palette and readable shapes for chapter art and cover drafts.
Start scenario →Similar template →Use cases vs templates
Both open Create with fields pre-filled—the difference is how you choose the starting point.
Use cases
Organized by job: “I need a storyboard” or “I need ad variants.” Defaults are broader—good when the task is clear but the exact deliverable is still open.
Templates
Organized by deliverable: “white-background product shot” or “four-panel storyboard.” Prompts and settings are more specific—good for repeat production.
Why use scenarios
Think in jobs
Align teams with “storyboard” and “social pack” instead of mode names before anyone opens Create.
Faster than a blank Create
Skip the cold prompt—iterate on defaults that already match the job type.
Works with templates
Scenarios set direction; templates add detail when you need a named, repeatable starting point.
Common questions
For credits and commercial terms, see Pricing and the FAQ.
What is the difference between a use case and a template?
Use cases bring broader defaults for a job type. Templates bring a fuller prompt and settings for a specific deliverable. Both open Create and everything is editable before you generate.
Can I change the scenario defaults?
Yes. Prompt, style, aspect ratio, and mode can all be changed on Create.
Do scenarios skip sign-in or credits?
No. Scenarios only pre-fill the form. You still sign in, and credits are charged per successful image.