Generate images in Studio

Studio can make an image from a description, and can generate just a background for a design you’re already building.

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Generate an image

Generate images from text prompts

Describe what you want and Studio produces an image on the canvas, where you can then crop, filter, layer text over it, or edit it further. Generate another gives you a different take on the same prompt.

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Generate a background

Generate backgrounds from text prompts

The same idea aimed at the canvas behind your design — a texture, a gradient, a scene for text to sit on. Usually a better move than generating a full image and hiding most of it, because you can describe something deliberately simple and keep the foreground readable.

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Writing a prompt that works

Describe the subject and the setting, not the style. Studio reads your brand’s colours and visual identity, so the look should come from there rather than from you restating it every time. See Set up your brand. Say what the image is for. An image that will carry a headline needs space for one — asking for a composition with room at the top gets you something usable rather than something you have to fight. Be concrete. A flat lay of walking boots and a map on pale wood, shot from above gives more to work with than outdoor gear.

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In Studio or in the composer?

Two different jobs: If the image is the post, generate it in the composer. If the image is a layer in something you’re building, generate it here.

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Generated images aren’t finished images

The first result is a starting point. The designs that look deliberate usually involve a generated image plus your own crop, your brand colours, and text placed where it belongs — not the raw output published as-is.

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