Studio Workflow Guide
Learn how to move from a raw text brief to a finished, brand-appropriate visual in three focused steps.
1. Enter Brief or Load a Scenario
Paste your article outline or upload an existing reference image. You can specify an exact headline to render, or pick from our curated real-world scenarios to start with a proven visual balance.
2. Natural Language Revisions
Fine-tune the entire visual using conversational instructions (e.g., 'warm up the background lighting', 'increase headline contrast'), or paint over a specific region on desktop to replace text or swap an element.
3. Compare Versions & Export
Browse prior iterations in your project history tray. Branch new directions from any milestone without overwriting past work, and export the final visual when you are satisfied.
Can I edit text on the visual after it is generated?
Yes. You can brush over the text area in desktop mode and provide your replacement wording in plain language, or simply request a global text change in the prompt box. The model will redraw the region based on your instruction.
Why does changing ratio or visual style clear the reference image?
Switching aspect ratios or foundational styles requires a complete compositional reset. The studio clears the reference image to allow the AI to construct an optimal, unconstrained layout from scratch.
Are the scenario samples guaranteed exact templates?
No. The gallery samples are genuine outputs from our pipeline illustrating composition, negative space, and lighting constraints. Generative outputs will naturally vary based on your specific brief.