Reviewed 2026-10-10
Prepare a clear first request
The product-photo guide turns a subject, background and lighting choice into a prompt you can evaluate. The readable-text guide separates exact wording from scene styling and explains when to finish lettering in an editable layer.
Start with the task closest to your project. Replace the example subject with your own, then write a short pass list before using credits. A prompt is useful when you can tell whether the output fulfilled it.
Keep the subject stable across edits
The consistent-character guide explains how to build a small reference pack, list fixed details and review changes between images. Use it when a face, costume, mascot or product needs to remain recognisable across a series.
Treat reference roles separately: one image establishes identity, another may show lighting or pose. The editor workflow helps turn that plan into a precise change request. Availability and reference limits depend on the selected live endpoint.
Finish the file for its real destination
The export guide explains pixels, aspect ratio, cropping and file formats so you can prepare an image for its final placement. The commercial-use and watermark guide helps organise source permissions, provider terms and delivery records.
These articles do not promise automatic publication approval or legal clearance. Inspect the actual downloaded file and the destination’s current requirements. Keep the accepted prompt, selected model and references with the finished asset.
Questions before you start
Which guide should I read first?
For a first image, start with product photos. For a problem in an existing result, choose the guide for text, consistency or export rather than rewriting everything at once.
Are these guides evidence that every model is enabled?
No. Tutorials can be used to prepare a brief. Actual generation uses the live model list, connection state and quote shown in the workspace.