Select Image as your artifact type
On the home dashboard, click the artifact picker and select Image.

Choose your aspect ratio
Select an aspect ratio from the options below the artifact picker:

| Ratio | Description | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 21:9 | Ultra-wide | Banners, cinematic scenes |
| 16:9 | Widescreen (default) | Presentations, thumbnails |
| 4:3 | Standard | Blog images, general use |
| 1:1 | Square | Social media posts |
| 3:4 | Portrait | Posters, product shots |
| 9:16 | Tall portrait | Stories, vertical content |
| 9:21 | Ultra-tall | Vertical banners, wallpapers |

Describe your image
Type a detailed description in the input bar. The more specific you are, the better the result.You can also attach reference images using the + button. The agent uses them for style reference, composition guidance, or content to incorporate.
Product mockup with branded packaging.
Minimalist branding design.
Cinematic AI-generated photography.
Social media infographic.
Generate multiple images (optional)
If you want more than one image, say so in your prompt. For example, “Generate 3 variations of a logo for a coffee brand.” The agent generates all images in parallel and places each one on the canvas.
Review on the canvas
Generated images appear on the canvas in the side panel. Click any image to view it at full size.
If an image is not what you wanted, you have several options:

- Ask the agent to refine it - Describe what to change in the chat.
- Generate again - Ask for a new version with an updated prompt.
- Edit directly on the canvas - Select the image and use canvas tools for targeted adjustments.
Tips for better results
Be specific about what you want, not what you don't want
Be specific about what you want, not what you don't want
“A clean product photo of a white sneaker on a wooden table, soft natural light” works better than “A sneaker photo, no busy background, not too dark.”
Include style keywords early in your prompt
Include style keywords early in your prompt
Put the visual style near the beginning. “Photorealistic close-up of a coffee cup” gives clearer direction than “A coffee cup that looks photorealistic.”
Use reference images for complex requests
Use reference images for complex requests
If you have a specific look in mind, attach a reference image. The agent can match styles and compositions from references much more accurately than from text alone.
Request variations when exploring
Request variations when exploring
Ask for 2–3 variations in a single prompt to compare directions. “Generate 3 variations of a tech startup logo, minimal style, blue tones.”

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