Create Images with AI

A campaign is rarely one image. It is the packshot, the lifestyle crop, the story frame and the paid-social variant, all recognisably the same product. Start from a written description or from a photo you already own, pick the model that suits the job, and generate in batches so you are choosing between options rather than accepting the first result. Everything saves automatically with the prompt that made it.

The seven editing modes are where most of the work actually happens. Inpaint to remove a distraction or add an object that was never there. Outpaint to extend a frame that was shot too tight. Swap a background without touching the subject, or run background removal for a clean cutout. When a frame is right but small, image upscaling takes it to print size. When it needs type, logos and a layout around it, the design editor picks it up on a canvas.

Different models are good at different things, and you can switch between them on the same prompt. Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2 are the strongest at legible text inside an image, which is what packaging and ad frames need. Seedream 5 and Flux 2 Flex are faster for volume exploration. Kontext Multi edits an existing image against a written instruction rather than starting over. Where the same face or product has to survive across a whole set, character consistency is the feature that keeps it stable.