Write a visual brief
Include the subject, setting, lighting, aspect ratio, and where the image will be used. If a layout needs room for a headline, say where that empty space should be. Name the details that must remain consistent.
Refine the result
Inspect the generated image, then describe a specific change. For edits, provide the source image and explain which parts should change. Available models and editing options depend on the product configuration and your access.
Check image credits before generating
Generation and editing spend image credits. The pricing page shows the configured rates and allowance for each plan. Monthly and annual subscriptions can have different credit grants; consult your current balance before starting a series.
Review before publishing
Check small details, any lettering, and whether the result matches the brief. Generated content can contain visual errors. Use source material you are entitled to use and review the acceptable-use policy.
A brief to try
Create a wide editorial illustration of a small greenhouse at sunrise. Use soft green and amber colors, keep the left third clear for a headline, and include no lettering or logos.
Use the first image to assess composition and color, then request a focused revision. This is a sample prompt, not a representation of a customer result.