AI Creative Studio

Welcome to the AI Creative Studio! This tool lets you create amazing images using artificial intelligence. You simply describe what you want to see, and the AI creates it for you in seconds. No design skills needed!

1. What Is This Tool?

The AI Creative Studio is like having a professional designer at your fingertips. You tell the computer what kind of image you want — for example, "a dog wearing sunglasses on a beach" — and the AI draws it for you in seconds.

You can use these images for social media posts, advertisements, website banners, or anything else you need.

What Can You Do Here?

  • Create images from text — Just type what you want to see
  • Choose different art styles — Photos, paintings, 3D, and more
  • Create many versions at once — Using a feature called "Variations" (more on this below)
  • Set up automatic creation — The system can make new images for you every hour or every day
  • Save images directly to your file storage — No need to download and re-upload
  • Keep a consistent style — Create multiple images that all look like they belong together
  • Save your favorite settings — So you don't have to set everything up again next time

2. How Much Does It Cost?

Every time you create an image, it uses some of your credits. Think of credits like tokens in an arcade — you spend a few tokens each time you want to play (or in this case, create an image).

Simple Rule: 100 credits = $1.00. So 1 credit = 1 cent.

Image Styles and Their Costs

There are 4 different image creation options. Each one has a different cost depending on how detailed or fast it is:

Style What It's Best For Cost Per Image
Lightning XL Quick images, social media posts, everyday use ~$0.02
Diffusion XL High-quality details, product photos, marketing materials ~$0.04
Phoenix Text Images that need readable text (posters, banners, book covers) ~$0.05
Nano Banana (Google) Super fast creation, quick ideas, speed-first workflows ~$0.10 - $0.30
Note: Larger, higher-quality images cost a little more. If you choose a very big image size, a small extra fee will be added. You can see the exact cost before you confirm.

3. Choosing an Image Style

Before creating an image, you need to choose which "engine" will create it. Think of it like choosing between different artists — each one has their own specialty.

Lightning XL — The Fast One

This is the quickest option. It creates images in just a few seconds. Perfect for everyday social media posts, blog thumbnails, or when you just need a quick picture.

Great for: Instagram posts, quick concepts, everyday content.

Diffusion XL — The Detailed One

This one takes a little longer but produces much more detailed and realistic images. Use it when quality matters more than speed.

Great for: Product photos, detailed illustrations, professional marketing.

Phoenix Text — The One That Writes

This is the only option that's good at putting readable words inside your images. If your image needs text like a headline, a slogan, or a title, use this one.

Great for: Posters with text, banners, book covers, ads with headlines.

Nano Banana (Google) — The Speed Demon

This is Google's ultra-fast image creator. It's incredibly quick and supports different shapes like square, wide (for YouTube thumbnails), and tall (for stories).

Google's Advantage: Super fast! Perfect when you need images right away. It also handles wide and tall formats natively, which is great for different social media platforms.
Great for: Fast content creation, YouTube thumbnails, Instagram stories.

How Do I Choose?

  • Need it fast? Use Nano Banana or Lightning XL
  • Need high quality? Use Diffusion XL
  • Need words in the image? Use Phoenix Text
  • Need wide or tall images? Use Nano Banana

4. Describing Your Image

This is where you tell the AI what you want to see. We've made it easy by splitting the description into 4 simple parts. You just fill in each part, and the system combines them into a perfect instruction for the AI.

1 The Main Subject

Ask yourself: Who or what is in the picture?

Describe the main character, person, or object.

"A friendly robot waving hello"
"A woman in a business suit holding a coffee"

2 The Background

Ask yourself: Where is this happening?

Describe the location or surroundings.

"In a cozy coffee shop with warm lighting"
"On top of a mountain during sunset"

3 The Art Style

Ask yourself: What should it look like?

Should it look like a photo? A painting? A cartoon?

"Realistic photo, sharp details"
"Colorful cartoon style, like a Pixar movie"

4 The Mood & Lighting

Ask yourself: What's the feeling?

Bright and happy? Dark and dramatic? Warm and cozy?

"Warm golden hour sunlight, soft shadows"
"Neon lights at night, colorful reflections"
How it works: You don't need to write one big paragraph. Just fill in each of the 4 boxes above, and the system automatically puts them together into the perfect instruction for the AI. Easy!

5. Creating Many Variations

Want to create lots of different images without typing a new description each time? That's what the Variations feature is for! It lets you include multiple options in your description, and the system randomly picks one each time.

How to Write Variations

Just put your options inside curly brackets { } and separate them with a vertical line | (the key above Enter on your keyboard):

{option 1|option 2|option 3}

Real-Life Examples

Example 1: Different Animals

A {golden retriever|siamese cat|bald eagle} sitting on a throne

Each time the system creates an image, it randomly picks one of these animals.

Example 2: Different Backgrounds

In a {tropical beach|snowy mountain|futuristic city} at sunset

Why Is This Useful?

  • Automatic content: Combine this with the automation feature (see Section 8) and the system will create dozens of unique images for you on its own
  • More variety: Your social media feed stays fresh and interesting
  • Saves time: No need to manually change the description each time
  • Test different ideas: See which style your audience likes best
Tip: You can use variations in all 4 description boxes at the same time! This multiplies the number of possible combinations, giving you an almost unlimited number of unique images from a single setup.

6. Saving Your Favorite Settings

Once you've found a combination of settings you really like, you can save it as a Template. Think of it like bookmarking your favorite recipe — next time, you just load it and go!

Ready-Made Templates

The system comes with some templates already set up for common uses:

Template Name Style Image Shape
Professional Food Photography Lightning XL Square
Cinematic Movie Scene Lightning XL Wide (16:9)
Vector Logo / Minimalist Diffusion XL Square
Nano Banana (Google Speed) Nano Banana Square

Saving Your Own Template

  1. Set up everything the way you like it: your description, image style, size, and any other options.
  2. Click the "Save Settings" button (the floppy disk icon).
  3. Give your template a name (like "My Instagram Style" or "Product Photos").
  4. Done! Next time, just pick your template from the dropdown menu at the top.
What gets saved: Everything! Your image style, size, description (all 4 parts), any words you want to avoid, and even a specific "look code" if you used one. It's all stored for you.

7. Saving Images to Your Files

Normally, when you create an image, you'd have to download it and then upload it somewhere else. That's a hassle! With the Auto-Save feature, your images go directly to your file storage automatically.

How to Set It Up

  1. Before you click "Create Image", look for the checkbox that says "Save to my files" and check it.
  2. (Optional) Choose a folder from the dropdown to keep your images organized. For example, you might have folders like "Social Media", "Products", or "Ads".
  3. Click Create Image.

That's it! The image will appear in your file manager immediately, already organized in the folder you chose. Ready to use in your posts, campaigns, or anywhere else.

Power Tip: Turn on auto-save when using the automatic image creation feature (Section 8). The system will keep creating images and organizing them into your chosen folder — completely hands-free content creation!

8. Automatic Image Creation

Want new images every day without lifting a finger? The Automatic Creation feature does exactly that. You set it up once, and the system keeps creating new images for you on a schedule — even while you sleep!

Setting It Up

1
Write Your Description

Fill in the 4 description boxes just like you would for a normal image. Pro tip: Use the Variations feature (Section 5) to create different images each time!

2
Choose Your Style and Size

Select which image creator to use, the image size, and any other settings.

3
Set the Schedule

Scroll down to the "Set Up Automatic Creation" section. Choose how often you want new images: every hour, every 2 hours, every day, etc.

4
Activate!

Click the Activate button. That's it! The system will start creating images on your schedule.

Managing Your Automatic Tasks

Go to AI Creator → Automation to see all your running tasks. From there you can:

Button What It Does
Run Now Create an image right now without waiting for the next scheduled time
Pause Stop the automatic creation temporarily (you can start it again later)
Start Resume a paused task
Edit Change the description, schedule, or any other settings
Delete Remove the task completely
Credit Warning: Each automatic image costs credits, just like a normal one. If you run out of credits, the system will pause and try again at the next scheduled time. Check your credit balance regularly!

Variations + Automatic Creation = Magic

When you combine the Variations feature (Section 5) with automatic creation, the system goes through every possible combination one by one, creating unique images each time.

Example: Subject: {cat|dog} + Background: {beach|forest}
Image 1: cat on beach  |  Image 2: dog on beach  |  Image 3: cat in forest  |  Image 4: dog in forest  |  Then it starts over!

9. Keeping the Same Look

Have you ever created an image and thought, "I love this! But I want the same character in a different place"? That's exactly what the Look Code (also called a "seed") does.

What Is a Look Code?

Think of a Look Code like a recipe's secret ingredient. It's a number that determines the "fingerprint" of your image. If you use the same Look Code with similar descriptions, the character, style, and overall look will stay consistent — even if you change the background or lighting.

How to Use It

  1. Create an image you love.
  2. Look at your image history (Section 10) — each image shows its Look Code.
  3. Copy that number and paste it into the Look Code field.
  4. Change the background, lighting, or other details — but the main look stays the same!

When Is This Useful?

  • Same character, different scenes — Create a series with the same person or mascot
  • Matching style — Make sure all your images look like they belong together
  • Image series — Build a collection with visual consistency
Note: The Look Code feature works best with the Lightning XL, Diffusion XL, and Phoenix Text styles. The Google Nano Banana style does not support this feature.

AI Creative Studio — User Guide — Last updated: 2026