AI Image Generator: How to Write a Description

What the site says

• You write what you want to see, and AI creates a new image. A reference picture is optional.
• You choose a generation mode on the tool page, and you see the credit price before it runs.
• The site says to use your own description.
• Reference pictures: JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.
• Typical uses listed on the site: social visuals, concept ideas, and articles and slides.

Write the description

1. Name the subject

   What is the main thing in the picture? "A ceramic teapot", "a bicycle leaning on a wall".

2. Add the scene

   Where is it? "On a wooden table by a window".

3. Add the light and mood

   "Soft morning light", "quiet", "warm".

4. Keep it in plain words

   One or two sentences are enough to start. We have not tested how long a description works best.

5. Run once and look

   Check the result before you change anything.

6. Change one thing at a time

   If you do not like the light, change only the light words. Repeating the same description can give a different result, and each run uses credits again.

When to add a reference picture

• Use one when you want the new image to follow a shape, layout or mood you already have.
• Use only a picture you took yourself or have the rights to use.
• Do not upload photos of other people without their agreement.
• The tool makes a new image. Details in the result can differ from the reference, so compare them.

What to check in the image before you save it

• The subject. Is it what you described?
• Text and numbers inside the picture. The Terms say AI results may be inaccurate, so if the picture contains text or numbers, check every word.
• People, hands and small objects. Look closely before you use them.
• Fit. Does it work in the place you will use it, such as a post or a slide?
• Rights. Do not use the tool to infringe other people's rights, for example their artwork or trademarks. You are responsible for what you ask for and for how you use the result.

Be clear that the image is AI-made

If you show an AI image as if it were a photograph of something real, readers may be misled. Say that it was made with AI when it matters.

Frequently asked questions