Question 1

What should a Text to Image prompt describe first?

Accepted Answer

Begin with the fictional adult subject, setting, composition, and point of view. Explain what should command attention and where it belongs inside the frame. Add lighting, wardrobe, texture, and mood after the visual hierarchy is clear, keeping secondary details subordinate to the main image decision.

Question 2

Can I animate an image I create here?

Accepted Answer

A completed saved image can become an authorized source for Image to Video when an available live model supports that workflow. Review the still first, then create a separate motion prompt for subject, camera, environment, and pace. Confirm the new model setup and Credit estimate before submitting the video request.

Question 3

How should I choose a model for Text to Image?

Accepted Answer

Start with the composition and destination instead of choosing by model name alone. Check which live catalog entry offers the aspect ratio, resolution, or supported control the image requires. Keep the same setup when comparing prompt revisions, and review the current Credit estimate before submitting.

Question 4

Why does a Text to Image result feel cluttered?

Accepted Answer

The prompt may be giving equal importance to too many subjects, objects, materials, lighting directions, or visual references. Remove secondary elements, state one focal point, and keep one supporting environment. Add detail back only after the composition and point of view are working.

Question 5

Can I explore the generator before signing in?

Accepted Answer

You can inspect the generator and setup while signed out. Submission requires an authenticated account. Return to the same route after signing in.

Question 6

How do I know what a generation will cost?

Accepted Answer

The live Workspace shows estimated Credits for the selected model and settings before submission. Change either to see the current estimate. Catalog availability and Credit requirements can change.