Neurohelper AI Documentation
Image Master Module
3.1 Overview
Image Master is NeuroHelper AI's comprehensive image generation and editing workspace. It combines multiple state-of-the-art AI models into a single interface, allowing users to create, modify, enhance, and optimize images for a wide range of creative and professional tasks.
Whether you need to generate images from text prompts, create variations based on reference images, edit existing photos, remove backgrounds, or upscale image quality, Image Master provides the tools required to complete the entire workflow in one place.
Whether you need to generate images from text prompts, create variations based on reference images, edit existing photos, remove backgrounds, or upscale image quality, Image Master provides the tools required to complete the entire workflow in one place.
3.1.1 Key Capabilities
Text-to-Image Generation
Create completely new images using natural language descriptions.
Examples:
Create completely new images using natural language descriptions.
Examples:
- Product photography
- Marketing creatives
- Architecture visualizations
- Interior design concepts
- Fashion photography
- Character design
- Social media content
Image-to-Image Generation
Use existing images as references to generate new variations while preserving selected visual characteristics.
Examples:
Use existing images as references to generate new variations while preserving selected visual characteristics.
Examples:
- Alternative camera angles
- Different color schemes
- New environments
- Style variations
- Character consistency
- Design iterations
AI Image Editing
Modify existing images using simple text instructions.
Examples:
Improve image quality using built-in AI tools.
Examples:
Instantly remove image backgrounds to create clean cutouts for:
Modify existing images using simple text instructions.
Examples:
- Remove objects
- Replace objects
- Change colors
- Add new elements
- Modify backgrounds
- Improve compositions
Improve image quality using built-in AI tools.
Examples:
- Increase resolution
- Recover details
- Prepare images for printing
- Optimize images for marketing materials
Instantly remove image backgrounds to create clean cutouts for:
- Product catalogs
- E-commerce listings
- Marketing materials
- Graphic design projects
3.1.2 Available Models
Image Master supports multiple AI image generation models, each optimized for different use cases.
Depending on the selected model, users can benefit from:
Depending on the selected model, users can benefit from:
- Photorealistic rendering
- Product photography generation
- Character consistency
- Graphic design creation
- Text rendering
- Fast image generation
- Advanced image editing
3.1.3 Typical Workflow
Most users follow a simple workflow:
- Select an AI model
- Choose a generation mode
- Text-to-Image
- Image-to-Image
- Write a prompt or use Prompt Builder
- Generate images
- Edit or refine results if needed
- Enhance image quality or remove backgrounds
- Export the final image
3.1.4 Who Is It For?
Image Master is designed for:
- Content creators
- Marketers
- Designers
- E-commerce sellers
- Architects
- Interior designers
- Fashion professionals
- Entrepreneurs
- AI enthusiasts
3.2 Available Models
Image Master provides access to multiple image generation and image editing models from leading AI providers.
Each model family has its own strengths, visual style, generation speed, editing capabilities, and quality characteristics.
The available model lineup evolves continuously as new models become available and existing models are upgraded. As a result, model names, capabilities, and model versions may change over time.
Rather than relying on a single AI model, Image Master allows you to choose the model that best matches your specific creative workflow.
Each model family has its own strengths, visual style, generation speed, editing capabilities, and quality characteristics.
The available model lineup evolves continuously as new models become available and existing models are upgraded. As a result, model names, capabilities, and model versions may change over time.
Rather than relying on a single AI model, Image Master allows you to choose the model that best matches your specific creative workflow.
3.2.1 Understanding Model Categories
Not all image models are designed for the same purpose.
Some prioritize maximum image quality, others focus on speed, editing capabilities, or cost efficiency.
In most cases, image generation models can be roughly grouped into four categories.
Fast Models
Fast models are optimized for quick generation and lower resource consumption.
Recommended for:
Balanced Models
Balanced models provide a strong compromise between quality, speed, and cost efficiency.
Recommended for:
Premium Models
Premium models focus on visual quality, realism, consistency, and advanced prompt understanding.
Recommended for:
Editing Models
Editing models specialize in modifying existing images rather than creating new ones from scratch.
Recommended for:
Recommended Starting Point
For most users:
Image Generation: Flux-Pro Latest
Maximum Quality: Flux-Max Latest
Image Editing: Flux-Kontext-Max Latest
Fast Drafts: Flux-Klein
Some prioritize maximum image quality, others focus on speed, editing capabilities, or cost efficiency.
In most cases, image generation models can be roughly grouped into four categories.
Category | Focus | Typical Use Cases |
Fast Models | Speed and efficiency | Drafts, concepts, rapid iteration |
Balanced Models | Quality and speed balance | Everyday image creation |
Premium Models | Maximum quality and realism | Commercial and professional work |
Editing Models | Image modification and transformation | Editing, restyling, product updates |
Fast Models
Fast models are optimized for quick generation and lower resource consumption.
Recommended for:
- Concept exploration
- Brainstorming
- High-volume generation
- Early-stage projects
- Rapid testing
- Flux-Klein
- Seedream Latest Lite
- Google Nano Banana Latest
Balanced Models
Balanced models provide a strong compromise between quality, speed, and cost efficiency.
Recommended for:
- Social media content
- Marketing materials
- Product concepts
- Everyday image generation
- Flux-Pro Latest
- Google Nano Banana Pro
- Stable Diffusion Latest Medium
Premium Models
Premium models focus on visual quality, realism, consistency, and advanced prompt understanding.
Recommended for:
- Advertising
- Professional photography
- Commercial projects
- Brand assets
- Client work
- Flux-Max Latest
- Seedream Latest
- Stable Diffusion Latest Large
Editing Models
Editing models specialize in modifying existing images rather than creating new ones from scratch.
Recommended for:
- Background replacement
- Product editing
- Style transfer
- Object replacement
- Image enhancement
- Visual corrections
- Flux-Kontext-Max Latest
Recommended Starting Point
For most users:
Image Generation: Flux-Pro Latest
Maximum Quality: Flux-Max Latest
Image Editing: Flux-Kontext-Max Latest
Fast Drafts: Flux-Klein
3.2.2 Google Image Models
Google image models focus on prompt understanding, conversational editing, multi-image workflows, and character consistency.
These models are particularly useful when projects require multiple rounds of refinement rather than one-time image generation.
Common models include:
Designed for fast image generation and iterative workflows.
Recommended for:
Advanced version optimized for higher-quality outputs and more complex instructions.
Recommended for:
✓ Character consistency across multiple images
✓ Multi-image editing workflows
✓ Prompt refinement through conversation
✓ Fast content production
These models are particularly useful when projects require multiple rounds of refinement rather than one-time image generation.
Common models include:
- Google Nano Banana Latest
- Google Nano Banana Pro
Designed for fast image generation and iterative workflows.
Recommended for:
- Everyday image generation
- Concept development
- Social media content
- Quick visual drafts
- Rapid experimentation
Advanced version optimized for higher-quality outputs and more complex instructions.
Recommended for:
- Marketing assets
- Brand visuals
- Character consistency
- Product concepts
- Professional creative projects
✓ Character consistency across multiple images
✓ Multi-image editing workflows
✓ Prompt refinement through conversation
✓ Fast content production
3.2.3 Flux Models
Flux models from Black Forest Labs are among the most popular image generation systems for professional creative work.
The Flux family offers options ranging from high-speed generation to premium commercial-quality outputs.
Common models include:
Optimized for speed and cost efficiency.
Recommended for:
Balanced model suitable for most users.
Recommended for:
Highest-quality Flux model.
Recommended for:
Advanced image editing and transformation model.
Recommended for:
✓ Commercial visual production
✓ Product photography
✓ Advertising campaigns
✓ High-end creative projects
✓ Professional image editing
The Flux family offers options ranging from high-speed generation to premium commercial-quality outputs.
Common models include:
- Flux-Klein
- Flux-Pro Latest
- Flux-Max Latest
- Flux-Kontext-Max Latest
Optimized for speed and cost efficiency.
Recommended for:
- Draft concepts
- Bulk image generation
- Testing prompts
- Fast iterations
Balanced model suitable for most users.
Recommended for:
- Marketing visuals
- Product photography
- Social media content
- Blog and website graphics
- General-purpose image generation
Highest-quality Flux model.
Recommended for:
- Commercial campaigns
- Advertising
- Professional photography
- Brand assets
- Client-facing projects
Advanced image editing and transformation model.
Recommended for:
- Product modifications
- Background replacement
- Image enhancement
- Object replacement
- Text-guided editing
✓ Commercial visual production
✓ Product photography
✓ Advertising campaigns
✓ High-end creative projects
✓ Professional image editing
3.2.4 Seedream Models
Seedream models are designed for strong prompt understanding, visual consistency, and realistic scene generation.
They perform particularly well when generating detailed environments, storytelling imagery, and visually coherent compositions.
Common models include:
Premium model focused on realism and composition quality.
Recommended for:
Faster version optimized for rapid generation.
Recommended for:
✓ Realistic scenes
✓ Human subjects
✓ Storytelling visuals
✓ Environment design
✓ Lifestyle content
They perform particularly well when generating detailed environments, storytelling imagery, and visually coherent compositions.
Common models include:
- Seedream Latest
- Seedream Latest Lite
Premium model focused on realism and composition quality.
Recommended for:
- Realistic photography
- Lifestyle imagery
- Storytelling scenes
- Character generation
- Detailed environments
Faster version optimized for rapid generation.
Recommended for:
- Concept creation
- Draft generation
- Visual exploration
- Quick iterations
✓ Realistic scenes
✓ Human subjects
✓ Storytelling visuals
✓ Environment design
✓ Lifestyle content
3.2.5 Grok Imagine
Grok Imagine is designed for creative exploration, concept visualization, and broad prompt interpretation.
The model performs particularly well when generating unique concepts and experimenting with unconventional ideas.
Recommended for
✓ Early-stage creative projects
✓ Idea visualization
✓ Creative campaigns
✓ Concept development
✓ Trend-inspired content
The model performs particularly well when generating unique concepts and experimenting with unconventional ideas.
Recommended for
- Brainstorming
- Creative exploration
- Concept art
- Marketing concepts
- Experimental prompts
✓ Early-stage creative projects
✓ Idea visualization
✓ Creative campaigns
✓ Concept development
✓ Trend-inspired content
3.2.6 Stable Diffusion Models
Stable Diffusion models provide flexible image generation suitable for both realistic and artistic workflows.
They remain popular for users who want strong creative control and diverse visual styles.
Common models include:
Premium version optimized for image quality and detail.
Recommended for:
Balanced version optimized for speed and efficiency.
Recommended for:
✓ Artistic projects
✓ Creative illustration
✓ Mixed visual styles
✓ Flexible image generation
They remain popular for users who want strong creative control and diverse visual styles.
Common models include:
- Stable Diffusion Latest Large
- Stable Diffusion Latest Medium
Premium version optimized for image quality and detail.
Recommended for:
- High-resolution visuals
- Detailed compositions
- Artistic projects
- Professional image generation
Balanced version optimized for speed and efficiency.
Recommended for:
- Everyday image creation
- Content production
- Concept development
- Social media visuals
✓ Artistic projects
✓ Creative illustration
✓ Mixed visual styles
✓ Flexible image generation
3.2.7 Recommended Models by Task
Task | Recommended Models |
Everyday Image Creation | Google Nano Banana Pro |
Social Media Content | Google Nano Banana Pro, Flux-Pro Latest |
Character Consistency | Google Nano Banana Pro |
Multi-Image Editing | Google Nano Banana Pro |
Product Photography | Flux-Max Latest, Seedream Latest |
Advertising Campaigns | Flux-Max Latest |
Realistic Photography | Flux-Max Latest, Seedream Latest |
Storytelling Scenes | Seedream Latest |
Fast Drafts | Flux-Klein, Seedream Latest Lite |
Concept Development | Grok Imagine, Flux-Klein |
High-Volume Generation | Flux-Klein |
Image Editing | Flux-Kontext-Max Latest |
Background Replacement | Flux-Kontext-Max Latest |
Object Replacement | Flux-Kontext-Max Latest |
Artistic Projects | Stable Diffusion Latest Large |
Recommended Starting Point for most users: Google Nano Banana Pro
Provides one of the best combinations of:
- Prompt understanding
- Character consistency
- Conversational editing
- Multi-image workflows
- Overall image quality
Recommended for:
- Advertising
- Commercial projects
- Product photography
- Professional creative production
Recommended for:
- Product editing
- Background replacement
- Object modification
- Text-guided image transformations
Recommended when speed and iteration matter more than maximum quality.
3.3 Model Comparison
Choosing the right model can significantly improve your results. While all Image Master models can generate high-quality images, each model is optimized for different tasks.
Use the table below as a quick reference when selecting a model.
Use the table below as a quick reference when selecting a model.
3.3.1 Quick Comparison
Model | Best For | Speed | Realism | Creativity | Image Editing | Reference Images |
Google Nano Banana Latest | General image generation and editing | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
Google Nano Banana Pro | Premium image generation and editing | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
Flux-Klein-4b | Ultra-fast generation | ★★★★★ | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★☆☆ |
Flux-Pro-Latest | High-quality image generation | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ |
Flux-Max-Latest | Maximum image fidelity | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ |
Flux-Kontext-Max-Latest | Advanced image transformation | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
Seedream Latest | Balanced generation and reasoning | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ |
Seedream Latest Lite | Fast intelligent generation | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ |
Grok Imagine | Creative image generation | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★☆☆ |
Stable Diffusion Latest Large | Detailed artistic generation | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★☆☆ |
Stable Diffusion Latest Medium | Lightweight generation | ★★★★☆ | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★☆☆ |
3.3.2 Recommended Models by Task
Photorealistic Images
Recommended:
Recommended:
Recommended:
Recommended:
Recommended:
Recommended:
Recommended:
- Google Nano Banana Pro
- Flux-Max-Latest
- Flux-Pro-Latest
- Product photography
- Real estate
- Interior design
- Architecture
- Fashion
Recommended:
- Google Nano Banana Pro
- Flux-Kontext-Max-Latest
- Google Nano Banana Latest
- Object replacement
- Background changes
- Color modifications
- Image transformations
Recommended:
- Flux-Klein-4b
- Seedream Latest Lite
- Rapid prototyping
- Idea exploration
- Bulk image generation
Recommended:
- Grok Imagine
- Stable Diffusion Latest Large
- Flux-Max-Latest
- Concept art
- Fantasy scenes
- Character creation
- Storytelling
Recommended:
- Google Nano Banana Pro
- Google Nano Banana Latest
- Flux-Kontext-Max-Latest
- Flux-Pro-Latest
- Character consistency
- Style transfer
- Similar image generation
- Multi-image reference workflows
Recommended:
- Google Nano Banana Pro
- Flux-Pro-Latest
- Seedream Latest
- Advertisements
- Social media content
- Product banners
- Commercial graphics
3.3.3 Which Model Should I Start With?
If you're unsure which model to choose:
Google Nano Banana Pro is recommended as the default starting point for most image generation and editing tasks.
It provides an excellent balance of:
Google Nano Banana Pro is recommended as the default starting point for most image generation and editing tasks.
It provides an excellent balance of:
- Image quality
- Realism
- Editing capabilities
- Prompt understanding
- Reference image support
Note: Model availability and capabilities may change over time as Image Master continuously integrates new AI technologies. Always refer to the model selection menu for the latest available options.
3.4 Generation Modes
Image Master supports two primary image generation modes: Text-to-Image and Image-to-Image.
Choosing the appropriate mode depends on whether you want to create a completely new image or use an existing image as a visual reference
Choosing the appropriate mode depends on whether you want to create a completely new image or use an existing image as a visual reference
3.4.1 Text-to-Image
Text-to-Image allows you to generate entirely new images using natural language prompts.
The AI creates an image from scratch based solely on your written instructions.
"Modern luxury villa overlooking the ocean, floor-to-ceiling windows, sunset lighting, ultra realistic architectural photography"
Typical Workflow:
The AI creates an image from scratch based solely on your written instructions.
- Best ForCreating new concepts
- Product photography
- Marketing visuals
- Character design
- Architecture renders
- Interior design concepts
- Social media content
- Illustrations
"Modern luxury villa overlooking the ocean, floor-to-ceiling windows, sunset lighting, ultra realistic architectural photography"
Typical Workflow:
- Select a model
- Choose Text-to-Image mode
- Enter a prompt
- Configure image settings
- Generate images
3.4.2 Image-to-Image
Image-to-Image allows you to use one or more existing images as visual references during generation. Instead of creating an image entirely from scratch, the AI analyzes the uploaded reference image and uses it to guide the generation process.
Depending on the selected model, Image-to-Image can preserve:
Upload a product image and generate:
Depending on the selected model, Image-to-Image can preserve:
- Composition
- Style
- Colors
- Characters
- Objects
- Clothing
- Environments
- Overall visual identity
- Generating similar images
- Alternative camera angles
- Character consistency
- Product variations
- Style transfer
- Design exploration
- Visual references
- Iterative workflows
Upload a product image and generate:
- Different backgrounds
- New camera angles
- Alternative colors
- Lifestyle versions
- Marketing variations
3.4.3 Text-to-Image vs Image-to-Image
Feature | Text-to-Image | Image-to-Image |
Creates images from scratch | ✓ | — |
Uses reference images | — | ✓ |
Maintains visual consistency | Limited | Excellent |
Generates alternative versions | Limited | Excellent |
Character consistency | Moderate | Strong |
Style preservation | Moderate | Strong |
Creative freedom | Maximum | Guided |
3.4.4 When Should You Use Text-to-Image?
Choose Text-to-Image when:
- You are starting from an idea
- No reference images are available
- You want maximum creative freedom
- You need entirely new concepts
- New product concepts
- Marketing campaigns
- Character creation
- Concept art
- Architectural visualization
3.4.5 When Should You Use Image-to-Image?
Choose Image-to-Image when:
- You already have a reference image
- Consistency is important
- You need multiple variations
- You want to preserve specific visual elements
- Different views of the same building
- Product photography variations
- Consistent characters
- Fashion collections
- Interior redesign concepts
3.4.6 Multi-Image References
Some models support multiple reference images simultaneously.
This allows you to combine different visual elements into a single generation.
Examples:
This allows you to combine different visual elements into a single generation.
Examples:
- Character + clothing reference
- Product + environment reference
- Face + hairstyle reference
- Interior + furniture reference
3.4.7 Best Practices
For Text-to-Image
- Be specific in your prompts
- Describe important visual details
- Use Prompt Builder for professional results
- Include style, lighting, and camera information
- Use high-quality reference images
- Clearly describe what should remain unchanged
- Specify what should be modified
- Use multiple references when supported by the selected model
3.5 Prompt Builder
3.5.1 Overview
Prompt Builder is a visual prompt creation tool designed to help users generate professional-quality prompts without requiring advanced prompt engineering skills.
Instead of manually writing every detail, users can select predefined options from multiple categories. The selected presets are automatically combined and added to the final prompt.
This approach helps create more detailed, structured, and consistent prompts while significantly reducing the time required to build complex image requests.
Instead of manually writing every detail, users can select predefined options from multiple categories. The selected presets are automatically combined and added to the final prompt.
This approach helps create more detailed, structured, and consistent prompts while significantly reducing the time required to build complex image requests.
3.5.2 How Prompt Builder Works
Prompt Builder organizes visual attributes into categories such as:
Example
User Prompt:
"Luxury modern villa"
Selected Presets
Photorealistic
Ocean
Wide Angle Lens
Golden Hour Lighting
Ultra-High Detail
Resulting Prompt
Luxury modern villa, photorealistic, ocean view, wide angle lens, golden hour lighting, ultra-high detail
The AI receives a much richer description, resulting in more accurate and visually appealing outputs.
- Image Style
- Background & Environment
- Camera Settings
- Effects & Filters
- Color & Lighting
- Composition
- Atmosphere & Mood
- Materials & Textures
- Perspective & Angles
- Genre & Theme
Example
User Prompt:
"Luxury modern villa"
Selected Presets
Photorealistic
Ocean
Wide Angle Lens
Golden Hour Lighting
Ultra-High Detail
Resulting Prompt
Luxury modern villa, photorealistic, ocean view, wide angle lens, golden hour lighting, ultra-high detail
The AI receives a much richer description, resulting in more accurate and visually appealing outputs.
3.5.3 Why Use Prompt Builder?
Prompt Builder can help you:
- Improve image quality
- Increase prompt consistency
- Discover creative styles
- Reduce prompt-writing time
- Learn professional prompt structures
- Achieve more predictable results
3.5.4 Available Preset Categories
Prompt Builder includes multiple categories covering nearly every aspect of image generation.
Image Style
Defines the overall artistic direction of the image.
Examples:
Defines where the scene takes place.
Examples:
Simulates photography and cinematography techniques.
Examples:
Adds visual enhancements and artistic effects.
Examples:
Controls the overall mood and color palette.
Examples:
Controls the amount of visual detail.
Examples:
Controls image layout and visual balance.
Examples:
Defines the emotional feeling of the image.
Examples:
Adds material-specific characteristics.
Examples:
Controls the viewing angle and camera position.
Examples:
Image Style
Defines the overall artistic direction of the image.
Examples:
- Photorealistic
- Hyper-realism
- Fantasy
- Anime
- Sci-Fi
- Cyberpunk
- Vintage
- Oil Painting
- Watercolor
- Minimalism
- Noir
- Vaporwave
- Steampunk
Defines where the scene takes place.
Examples:
- Forest
- Beach
- Mountains
- Cityscape
- Futuristic City
- Desert
- Ocean
- Outer Space
- Ancient Ruins
- Castle Interior
- Victorian Room
- Sci-Fi Laboratory
Simulates photography and cinematography techniques.
Examples:
- Wide Angle Lens
- Macro Lens
- Telephoto Lens
- Cinematic Framing
- Close-Up
- Motion Blur
- HDR
- Film Grain
- Golden Hour
- Dutch Angle
Adds visual enhancements and artistic effects.
Examples:
- Cinematic Filter
- Lens Flare
- Soft Glow
- Neon Glow
- HDR Effect
- Black & White
- Sepia
- Duotone
- Glitch
- Tilt-Shift
Controls the overall mood and color palette.
Examples:
- Warm Lighting
- Cool Lighting
- Vibrant Colors
- Pastel Colors
- Golden Hour Lighting
- Blue Hour Lighting
- Rim Lighting
- Chiaroscuro
- Moody Lighting
Controls the amount of visual detail.
Examples:
- Low Detail
- Medium Detail
- High Detail
- Ultra-High Detail
- Hyper-Detailed
- Minimalistic
Controls image layout and visual balance.
Examples:
- Rule of Thirds
- Centered
- Symmetrical
- Golden Ratio
- Leading Lines
- Negative Space
- Dynamic Composition
Defines the emotional feeling of the image.
Examples:
- Calm
- Dramatic
- Romantic
- Dreamy
- Mysterious
- Adventurous
- Majestic
- Surreal
Adds material-specific characteristics.
Examples:
- Marble
- Leather
- Glass
- Wood
- Metallic
- Crystal
- Ceramic
- Concrete
- Fabric
Controls the viewing angle and camera position.
Examples:
- Eye Level
- Low Angle
- High Angle
- Bird's Eye View
- Over the Shoulder
- First-Person View
- Aerial View
- Three-Quarter View
- Panoramic
3.5.5 Best Practices
For the most effective prompts:
Photorealistic
Modern Interior
Wide Angle Lens
Golden Hour Lighting
Ultra-High Detail
Rule of Thirds
Less Effective Combination
Minimalism
Hyper-Detailed
Cartoon
Photorealistic
Anime
Combining too many conflicting styles may produce less predictable results.
- Start with an Image Style.
- Add an Environment.
- Select Camera Settings.
- Add Lighting options.
- Specify Composition if needed.
- Use Atmosphere presets to reinforce mood.
- Avoid selecting conflicting presets.
Photorealistic
Modern Interior
Wide Angle Lens
Golden Hour Lighting
Ultra-High Detail
Rule of Thirds
Less Effective Combination
Minimalism
Hyper-Detailed
Cartoon
Photorealistic
Anime
Combining too many conflicting styles may produce less predictable results.
3.6 Prompt Guide
A well-written prompt can significantly improve image quality and help the AI better understand your creative intent.
This section explains how to structure prompts effectively and provides practical examples for common image generation tasks.
This section explains how to structure prompts effectively and provides practical examples for common image generation tasks.
3.6.1 Prompt Structure
Most successful prompts follow a simple structure:
Subject + Environment + Style + Lighting + Camera + Details
Example
Luxury modern villa overlooking the ocean, contemporary architecture, sunset lighting, cinematic photography, ultra realistic, highly detailed
The more relevant visual information you provide, the more accurately the AI can generate your desired image.
Subject + Environment + Style + Lighting + Camera + Details
Example
Luxury modern villa overlooking the ocean, contemporary architecture, sunset lighting, cinematic photography, ultra realistic, highly detailed
The more relevant visual information you provide, the more accurately the AI can generate your desired image.
3.6.2 Writing Effective Subjects
The subject is the most important element of any prompt. Clearly describe what should appear in the image.
Good Examples
Modern Scandinavian living room
Luxury electric sports car
Young woman walking through Tokyo at night
Less Effective Examples
Room
Car
Person
Specific descriptions generally produce better results.
Good Examples
Modern Scandinavian living room
Luxury electric sports car
Young woman walking through Tokyo at night
Less Effective Examples
Room
Car
Person
Specific descriptions generally produce better results.
3.6.3 Describing Environments
The environment provides context and helps define the overall scene.
Examples
on a tropical beach
inside a futuristic laboratory
in a luxury penthouse apartment
surrounded by snowy mountains
Well-defined environments often improve image composition and realism.
Examples
on a tropical beach
inside a futuristic laboratory
in a luxury penthouse apartment
surrounded by snowy mountains
Well-defined environments often improve image composition and realism.
3.6.4 Choosing Visual Styles
Styles influence the overall artistic appearance of the image. Poplular styles:
Photorealistic
photorealistic, realistic lighting, high detail
Cinematic
cinematic photography, dramatic lighting, movie still
Anime
anime style, vibrant colors, detailed illustration
Fantasy
fantasy art, magical atmosphere, epic environment
Minimalist
minimalist design, clean composition, simple background
Photorealistic
photorealistic, realistic lighting, high detail
Cinematic
cinematic photography, dramatic lighting, movie still
Anime
anime style, vibrant colors, detailed illustration
Fantasy
fantasy art, magical atmosphere, epic environment
Minimalist
minimalist design, clean composition, simple background
3.6.5 Lighting Techniques
Lighting has a major impact on mood and realism. Popular Lighting Options:
Golden Hour
golden hour lighting
Blue Hour
blue hour atmosphere
Studio Lighting
professional studio lighting
Dramatic Lighting
dramatic cinematic lighting
Soft Natural Light
soft natural daylight
Golden Hour
golden hour lighting
Blue Hour
blue hour atmosphere
Studio Lighting
professional studio lighting
Dramatic Lighting
dramatic cinematic lighting
Soft Natural Light
soft natural daylight
3.6.6 Camera & Photography Terms
Photography terminology can significantly improve image quality. Examples:
Wide Angle
wide angle lens
Close-Up
close-up portrait
Macro Photography
macro photography
Aerial View
drone shot, aerial view
Low Angle
low angle shot
Over-the-Shoulder
over-the-shoulder view
Wide Angle
wide angle lens
Close-Up
close-up portrait
Macro Photography
macro photography
Aerial View
drone shot, aerial view
Low Angle
low angle shot
Over-the-Shoulder
over-the-shoulder view
3.6.7 Increasing Detail Quality
Additional detail often improves realism and visual richness. Common quality enhancers:
Use quality modifiers selectively and only when they support your intended style.
- highly detailed
- ultra realistic
- 8k quality
- professional photography
- sharp focus
- intricate details
Use quality modifiers selectively and only when they support your intended style.
3.6.8 Example Prompts
Product Photography
Luxury perfume bottle on black marble surface, premium product photography, studio lighting, shallow depth of field, ultra realistic
Architecture
Modern beachfront villa, floor-to-ceiling glass windows, sunset lighting, architectural photography, highly detailed, photorealistic
Interior Design
Scandinavian living room with natural wood furniture, large windows, soft daylight, interior design photography, ultra realistic
Fashion
Elegant woman wearing a luxury designer dress, editorial fashion photography, dramatic lighting, shallow depth of field
Character Design
Female cyberpunk hacker, neon city background, cinematic lighting, futuristic clothing, highly detailed concept art
Luxury perfume bottle on black marble surface, premium product photography, studio lighting, shallow depth of field, ultra realistic
Architecture
Modern beachfront villa, floor-to-ceiling glass windows, sunset lighting, architectural photography, highly detailed, photorealistic
Interior Design
Scandinavian living room with natural wood furniture, large windows, soft daylight, interior design photography, ultra realistic
Fashion
Elegant woman wearing a luxury designer dress, editorial fashion photography, dramatic lighting, shallow depth of field
Character Design
Female cyberpunk hacker, neon city background, cinematic lighting, futuristic clothing, highly detailed concept art
3.6.9 Common Mistakes
Being Too Vague
Avoid:
Nice house
Prefer:
Modern luxury villa with ocean views, contemporary architecture, sunset lighting
Mixing Too Many Styles
Avoid:
Photorealistic, anime, watercolor, pixel art, minimalism
Too many conflicting styles can produce inconsistent results.
Ignoring Lighting
Lighting is one of the most important visual elements.
Compare:
Luxury car
with:
Luxury car, golden hour lighting, cinematic reflections, professional automotive photography
The second prompt provides much stronger visual direction.
Avoid:
Nice house
Prefer:
Modern luxury villa with ocean views, contemporary architecture, sunset lighting
Mixing Too Many Styles
Avoid:
Photorealistic, anime, watercolor, pixel art, minimalism
Too many conflicting styles can produce inconsistent results.
Ignoring Lighting
Lighting is one of the most important visual elements.
Compare:
Luxury car
with:
Luxury car, golden hour lighting, cinematic reflections, professional automotive photography
The second prompt provides much stronger visual direction.
3.6.10 Advanced Tip
For the most professional results:
- Start with a strong subject.
- Define the environment.
- Choose a style.
- Add lighting.
- Specify camera settings.
- Add quality modifiers.
- Use Prompt Builder presets when available.
3.7 Image Editing
Image Editing allows you to modify existing images using natural language instructions. Instead of manually editing images in traditional design software, you can simply describe the desired changes and let the AI perform the transformation.
This workflow is ideal for refining generated images, updating existing visuals, or creating multiple variations from a single source image.
This workflow is ideal for refining generated images, updating existing visuals, or creating multiple variations from a single source image.
3.7.1 Overview
To edit an image:
- Upload an image.
- Select an image editing capable model.
- Enter editing instructions.
- Generate the updated version.
3.7.2 How Image Editing Works
Image Master analyzes both:
Example
Original image:
Modern living room
Edit instruction:
Replace the gray sofa with a white leather sofa while keeping everything else unchanged.
Result:
The sofa is replaced while the room layout, lighting, and furniture remain consistent.
- The uploaded image
- Your editing instructions
- What should remain unchanged
- What should be modified
- How to preserve visual consistency
Example
Original image:
Modern living room
Edit instruction:
Replace the gray sofa with a white leather sofa while keeping everything else unchanged.
Result:
The sofa is replaced while the room layout, lighting, and furniture remain consistent.
3.7.3 Replacing Objects
One of the most common editing tasks is replacing objects.
Examples
Replace the wooden dining table with a marble table.
Replace the red sports car with a white electric SUV.
Replace the office chair with a luxury leather chair.
Best Practice
Clearly specify:
Replace the flooring with light oak SPC flooring. Keep the furniture, walls, lighting, and room layout unchanged.
Examples
Replace the wooden dining table with a marble table.
Replace the red sports car with a white electric SUV.
Replace the office chair with a luxury leather chair.
Best Practice
Clearly specify:
- What should be replaced
- What should replace it
- What should remain unchanged
Replace the flooring with light oak SPC flooring. Keep the furniture, walls, lighting, and room layout unchanged.
3.7.4 Removing Objects
AI can remove unwanted elements while reconstructing the surrounding area.
Examples
Remove the person from the image.
Remove the coffee table.
Remove all visible power lines.
Remove the logo from the wall.
Best Practice
Be specific about the area that should be reconstructed.
Example:
Remove the chair and seamlessly extend the wooden floor underneath.
Examples
Remove the person from the image.
Remove the coffee table.
Remove all visible power lines.
Remove the logo from the wall.
Best Practice
Be specific about the area that should be reconstructed.
Example:
Remove the chair and seamlessly extend the wooden floor underneath.
3.7.5 Changing Colors
Color modifications are among the fastest and most reliable edits.
Examples
Change the kitchen cabinets from white to dark walnut.
Change the car color to metallic black.
Change the facade panels to light beige stone.
Change the sofa fabric to dark blue velvet.
Examples
Change the kitchen cabinets from white to dark walnut.
Change the car color to metallic black.
Change the facade panels to light beige stone.
Change the sofa fabric to dark blue velvet.
3.7.6 Background Replacement
Background replacement allows you to place a subject into a completely different environment.
Examples
Replace the background with a tropical beach.
Replace the background with a luxury penthouse interior.
Replace the background with a modern city skyline at night.
Best Practice
Specify:
Replace the background with a luxury modern kitchen while maintaining realistic lighting and shadows.
Examples
Replace the background with a tropical beach.
Replace the background with a luxury penthouse interior.
Replace the background with a modern city skyline at night.
Best Practice
Specify:
- New environment
- Lighting conditions
- Desired realism level
Replace the background with a luxury modern kitchen while maintaining realistic lighting and shadows.
3.7.7 Adding New Elements
You can introduce new objects into an existing image.
Examples
Add a modern fireplace.
Add a golden retriever sitting near the sofa.
Add decorative plants next to the window.
Add a swimming pool in front of the villa.
Best Practice
Describe:
Add a large rectangular swimming pool in front of the villa with realistic reflections and modern landscaping.
Examples
Add a modern fireplace.
Add a golden retriever sitting near the sofa.
Add decorative plants next to the window.
Add a swimming pool in front of the villa.
Best Practice
Describe:
- Position
- Size
- Style
- Material
- Relationship to existing objects
Add a large rectangular swimming pool in front of the villa with realistic reflections and modern landscaping.
3.7.8 Generating Variations
Image editing is not limited to modifying the original image. You can also use an image as a visual reference to generate new versions.
Examples
Show this house from the backyard.
Generate a winter version of this scene.
Create a sunset version of this image.
Show the same interior from a different camera angle.
This workflow is especially useful for architecture, interiors, product photography, and marketing content.
Examples
Show this house from the backyard.
Generate a winter version of this scene.
Create a sunset version of this image.
Show the same interior from a different camera angle.
This workflow is especially useful for architecture, interiors, product photography, and marketing content.
3.7.9 Character Consistency
Some models can maintain character identity across multiple generations.
This is useful for:
Upload a character reference image and generate:
The same character walking through Tokyo at night.
The same character sitting in a modern office.
The same character wearing a formal business suit.
This is useful for:
- Storytelling
- Comics
- Marketing campaigns
- Fashion shoots
- Social media content
Upload a character reference image and generate:
The same character walking through Tokyo at night.
The same character sitting in a modern office.
The same character wearing a formal business suit.
3.7.10 Multi-Image Editing
Some models support multiple reference images simultaneously.
Examples:
Character + Clothing
Upload:
Dress the character in the clothing shown in the second image.
Product + Environment
Upload:
Place the product naturally inside the interior from the second image.
Face + Scene
Upload:
Place the person from the first image into the environment shown in the second image.
Examples:
Character + Clothing
Upload:
- Character photo
- Clothing photo
Dress the character in the clothing shown in the second image.
Product + Environment
Upload:
- Product image
- Interior image
Place the product naturally inside the interior from the second image.
Face + Scene
Upload:
- Portrait
- Environment
Place the person from the first image into the environment shown in the second image.
3.7.11 Best Practices
Be Specific
Instead of:
Make it better.
Use:
Replace the flooring with light oak SPC flooring while keeping the furniture and lighting unchanged.
Preserve Important Elements
If certain elements should remain unchanged, explicitly mention them.
Example:
Keep the architecture, camera angle, and landscaping unchanged.
Edit One Major Element at a Time
Large numbers of simultaneous changes can reduce consistency.
Better:
Change the facade color to white.
Then:
Add landscaping around the house.
Instead of changing everything in a single request.
Instead of:
Make it better.
Use:
Replace the flooring with light oak SPC flooring while keeping the furniture and lighting unchanged.
Preserve Important Elements
If certain elements should remain unchanged, explicitly mention them.
Example:
Keep the architecture, camera angle, and landscaping unchanged.
Edit One Major Element at a Time
Large numbers of simultaneous changes can reduce consistency.
Better:
Change the facade color to white.
Then:
Add landscaping around the house.
Instead of changing everything in a single request.
3.7.12 Common Use Cases
Architecture
Tip: When your goal is to preserve the overall appearance of an image while making targeted changes, Image Editing typically produces more consistent results than generating a completely new image from scratch.
- Facade color changes
- Material replacement
- Alternative elevations
- Seasonal variations
- Furniture replacement
- Flooring changes
- Color exploration
- Layout visualization
- Background replacement
- Lifestyle scenes
- Color variants
- Packaging updates
- Campaign variations
- Seasonal promotions
- Localization
- Brand adaptation
Tip: When your goal is to preserve the overall appearance of an image while making targeted changes, Image Editing typically produces more consistent results than generating a completely new image from scratch.
3.8 Utility Tools
Utility Tools provide quick image processing features that can be used independently or as part of a larger image generation workflow.
These tools are designed to help users prepare images for design, marketing, e-commerce, printing, and professional content creation.
Currently, Image Master includes:
These tools are designed to help users prepare images for design, marketing, e-commerce, printing, and professional content creation.
Currently, Image Master includes:
- Background Removal
- Image Upscale
3.8.1 Background Removal
Background Removal automatically separates the main subject from its background. This tool is useful when you need a clean cutout of a product, person, or object without manually editing the image.
Common Use Cases
Examples:
Product Photography
Before: Product photographed on a table.
After: Product isolated on a transparent background.
Portraits
Before: Person standing outdoors.
After: Person isolated from the original environment.
Best Practices
For the most accurate results:
Common Use Cases
- Product photography
- E-commerce listings
- Marketing materials
- Graphic design projects
- Social media content
- Transparent PNG creation
- Upload an image.
- Select Background Removal.
- Wait for processing to complete.
- Download the result.
Examples:
Product Photography
Before: Product photographed on a table.
After: Product isolated on a transparent background.
Portraits
Before: Person standing outdoors.
After: Person isolated from the original environment.
Best Practices
For the most accurate results:
- Use high-resolution images.
- Ensure the subject is clearly visible.
- Avoid extremely cluttered backgrounds.
- Use good lighting whenever possible.
3.8.2 Image Upscale
Image Upscale increases image resolution while preserving and enhancing visual details.
Unlike traditional resizing methods, AI upscaling attempts to reconstruct missing details and improve overall image quality.
Common Use Cases
How It Works
The AI analyzes the image and generates additional visual detail while increasing resolution.
Benefits
Image Upscale can help:
Examples
AI Generated Images
Before: 1024×1024 image
After: 2048×2048 or higher resolution version
Product Photography
Before: Low-resolution product image
After: Sharper image suitable for catalogs and marketing materials
Best Practices
For optimal results:
Unlike traditional resizing methods, AI upscaling attempts to reconstruct missing details and improve overall image quality.
Common Use Cases
- Preparing images for printing
- Large-format marketing materials
- Product photography
- Architecture visualizations
- Social media content
- Restoring low-resolution images
How It Works
- Upload an image.
- Select Image Upscale.
- Start processing.
- Download the enhanced version.
The AI analyzes the image and generates additional visual detail while increasing resolution.
Benefits
Image Upscale can help:
- Increase resolution
- Improve sharpness
- Recover fine details
- Reduce visible pixelation
- Enhance AI-generated images
- Improve print quality
Examples
AI Generated Images
Before: 1024×1024 image
After: 2048×2048 or higher resolution version
Product Photography
Before: Low-resolution product image
After: Sharper image suitable for catalogs and marketing materials
Best Practices
For optimal results:
- Start with the highest-quality source image available.
- Use upscaling after completing all image edits.
- Avoid repeatedly upscaling the same image.
- Review results before using images for commercial printing.
3.8.3 Recommended Workflow
For the best results, use Utility Tools as the final stage of your image creation process.
Typical workflow:
Generate Image
↓
Edit Image (Optional)
↓
Remove Background (Optional)
↓
Upscale Image
↓
Export Final Result
This approach ensures that image quality enhancements are applied to the final version of the image.
Typical workflow:
Generate Image
↓
Edit Image (Optional)
↓
Remove Background (Optional)
↓
Upscale Image
↓
Export Final Result
This approach ensures that image quality enhancements are applied to the final version of the image.
3.8.4 Limitations
While Utility Tools can significantly improve image quality and workflow efficiency, results may vary depending on:
- Source image quality
- Subject complexity
- Lighting conditions
- Image resolution
- Model capabilities
3.9 Image Settings
Image Settings allow you to control how images are generated and refined. Depending on the selected model, available settings may vary. Some advanced options may only be supported by specific models.
These settings help balance image quality, creativity, consistency, speed, and cost.
These settings help balance image quality, creativity, consistency, speed, and cost.
3.9.1 Aspect Ratio
Aspect Ratio determines the shape and composition of the generated image.
Different aspect ratios are better suited for different types of content.
Common Ratios
Best Practice
Choose the aspect ratio before generating images whenever possible, as changing it later may alter composition and image quality.
Different aspect ratios are better suited for different types of content.
Common Ratios
Aspect Ratio | Typical Use Cases |
1:1 | Social media posts, product images |
4:5 | Instagram posts |
3:4 | Portrait photography |
9:16 | Stories, Reels, TikTok, Shorts |
16:9 | YouTube thumbnails, presentations |
21:9 | Cinematic scenes and banners |
Best Practice
Choose the aspect ratio before generating images whenever possible, as changing it later may alter composition and image quality.
3.9.2 Number of Images
This setting controls how many image variations are generated in a single request.
Generating multiple variations can help explore different creative directions more efficiently.
Common Workflow
Generating more images typically:
Generating multiple variations can help explore different creative directions more efficiently.
Common Workflow
- 1 image for precise edits
- 2–4 images for exploration
- Multiple images for concept development
Generating more images typically:
- Increases processing time
- Consumes more credits
- Produces more creative options
3.9.3 Prompt Influence
Some models allow adjusting how strongly the prompt affects the final image.
Lower Influence
The model has greater creative freedom.
Useful for:
The model follows instructions more strictly.
Useful for:
Lower Influence
The model has greater creative freedom.
Useful for:
- Artistic exploration
- Creative concepts
- Unexpected variations
The model follows instructions more strictly.
Useful for:
- Product photography
- Architecture
- Interior design
- Commercial content
- Technical visualizations
3.9.4 Reference Image Influence
Available in supported Image-to-Image workflows.
This setting controls how closely the generated image follows uploaded reference images.
Lower Influence
More creative variation.
Useful for:
Stronger preservation of:
This setting controls how closely the generated image follows uploaded reference images.
Lower Influence
More creative variation.
Useful for:
- Style inspiration
- Concept development
- Visual exploration
Stronger preservation of:
- Composition
- Character appearance
- Products
- Objects
- Visual identity
3.9.5 Image Quality
Some models provide quality settings that affect rendering detail.
Standard Quality
Standard Quality
- Faster generation
- Lower resource usage
- Suitable for previews
- Improved details
- Better textures
- More realistic lighting
- Higher rendering fidelity
3.9.6 Generation Speed
Some models offer different speed modes.
Fast Mode
Best for:
Best for:
Fast Mode
Best for:
- Brainstorming
- Testing prompts
- Rapid iteration
Best for:
- Final production assets
- Marketing content
- Client presentations
- Professional projects
3.9.7 Model-Specific Settings
Certain models may include additional controls such as:
- Creativity settings
- Consistency controls
- Style intensity
- Editing strength
- Advanced rendering options
3.9.8 Recommended Settings
Product Photography
Aspect Ratio: 1:1
Prompt Influence: High
Reference Influence: High
Quality: High
Architecture & Real Estate
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Prompt Influence: High
Quality: High
Interior Design
Aspect Ratio: 4:5 or 16:9
Reference Influence: High
Quality: High
Social Media Content
Aspect Ratio: 9:16
Prompt Influence: Medium
Quality: High
Concept Art
Aspect Ratio: Any
Prompt Influence: Medium
Reference Influence: Low
Quality: Standard or High
Aspect Ratio: 1:1
Prompt Influence: High
Reference Influence: High
Quality: High
Architecture & Real Estate
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Prompt Influence: High
Quality: High
Interior Design
Aspect Ratio: 4:5 or 16:9
Reference Influence: High
Quality: High
Social Media Content
Aspect Ratio: 9:16
Prompt Influence: Medium
Quality: High
Concept Art
Aspect Ratio: Any
Prompt Influence: Medium
Reference Influence: Low
Quality: Standard or High
3.9.9 Best Practices
Start Simple
Begin with default settings and adjust only when necessary.
Use References When Consistency Matters
Reference images often improve predictability and visual consistency.
Match Aspect Ratio to Final Usage
Selecting the correct aspect ratio before generation typically produces better results than cropping later.
Generate First, Upscale Last
For maximum quality:
Generate
↓
Edit
↓
Finalize
↓
Upscale
This workflow usually produces the best final output.
Begin with default settings and adjust only when necessary.
Use References When Consistency Matters
Reference images often improve predictability and visual consistency.
Match Aspect Ratio to Final Usage
Selecting the correct aspect ratio before generation typically produces better results than cropping later.
Generate First, Upscale Last
For maximum quality:
Generate
↓
Edit
↓
Finalize
↓
Upscale
This workflow usually produces the best final output.
3.9.10 Notes
Available settings may differ depending on:
- Selected model
- Generation mode
- Image editing capabilities
- Future platform updates
3.10 Best Practices
The quality of generated images depends not only on the selected model but also on how effectively prompts, references, and settings are used.
The following recommendations can help you achieve more consistent, realistic, and professional results.
The following recommendations can help you achieve more consistent, realistic, and professional results.
3.10.1 Start With a Clear Objective
Before generating an image, define exactly what you want to create.
Ask yourself:
Example
Less effective: Beautiful house
Better: Modern luxury villa overlooking the ocean, contemporary architecture, sunset lighting, architectural photography, ultra realistic
Ask yourself:
- What is the main subject?
- What style should the image have?
- What is the intended use?
- What level of realism is required?
Example
Less effective: Beautiful house
Better: Modern luxury villa overlooking the ocean, contemporary architecture, sunset lighting, architectural photography, ultra realistic
3.10.2 Use Prompt Builder Whenever Possible
Prompt Builder helps create more structured prompts and reduces the likelihood of missing important visual details.
Prompt Builder is especially useful for:
Prompt Builder is especially useful for:
- Architecture
- Interior design
- Product photography
- Fashion photography
- Marketing content
3.10.3 Use Reference Images for Consistency
Reference images often produce more predictable results than generating from scratch.
Image-to-Image workflows are recommended when:
Image-to-Image workflows are recommended when:
- Consistency is important
- You need multiple variations
- You want to preserve an existing design
- You are working with products or characters
- Product variations
- Character consistency
- Alternative camera angles
- Architectural revisions
- Interior redesigns
3.10.4 Be Specific About What Should Stay Unchanged
When editing images, always specify which elements should remain unchanged.
Example
Instead of:
Replace the flooring.
Use:
Replace the flooring with light oak SPC flooring while keeping the furniture, walls, lighting, and room layout unchanged.
This usually produces more predictable edits.
Example
Instead of:
Replace the flooring.
Use:
Replace the flooring with light oak SPC flooring while keeping the furniture, walls, lighting, and room layout unchanged.
This usually produces more predictable edits.
3.10.5 Build Prompts Like a Photographer
Professional image prompts often describe scenes the same way a photographer would.
Recommended structure:
Subject
+
Environment
+
Style
+
Lighting
+
Camera
+
Details
Example
Luxury perfume bottle on black marble surface, premium product photography, dramatic studio lighting, shallow depth of field, ultra realistic
Recommended structure:
Subject
+
Environment
+
Style
+
Lighting
+
Camera
+
Details
Example
Luxury perfume bottle on black marble surface, premium product photography, dramatic studio lighting, shallow depth of field, ultra realistic
3.10.6 Use Lighting to Control Mood
Lighting is one of the most powerful creative tools available.
Common Examples
Often, changing lighting has a greater impact than changing the entire prompt.
Common Examples
Lighting | Typical Result |
Golden Hour | Warm, cinematic |
Soft Daylight | Natural, realistic |
Studio Lighting | Commercial, clean |
Blue Hour | Atmospheric |
Dramatic Lighting | High contrast |
Rim Lighting | Subject emphasis |
Often, changing lighting has a greater impact than changing the entire prompt.
3.10.7 Use the Right Model for the Task
Different models have different strengths.
Recommended Workflow
Photorealism
Use:
Use:
Use:
Use:
Recommended Workflow
Photorealism
Use:
- Nano Banana
- Flux Max
- Flux Pro
Use:
- Grok Imagine
- Stable Diffusion
- Flux Max
Use:
- Nano Banana
- Flux Kontext
Use:
- Flux Klein
- Seedream Lite
3.10.8 Generate Variations Instead of Rewriting Prompts
If an image is already close to the desired result:
Avoid:
Starting over with a completely new prompt.
Prefer:
Using the existing image as a reference and generating variations.
This often preserves successful elements while exploring new options.
Avoid:
Starting over with a completely new prompt.
Prefer:
Using the existing image as a reference and generating variations.
This often preserves successful elements while exploring new options.
3.10.9 Keep Style Instructions Consistent
Avoid mixing unrelated styles within the same prompt.
Less Effective
Photorealistic, anime, watercolor, pixel art, cartoon
Better
Photorealistic architectural photography, ultra realistic, natural lighting
Consistent style instructions usually produce cleaner outputs.
Less Effective
Photorealistic, anime, watercolor, pixel art, cartoon
Better
Photorealistic architectural photography, ultra realistic, natural lighting
Consistent style instructions usually produce cleaner outputs.
3.10.10 For Product Photography
Recommended structure:
Product
+
Surface
+
Lighting
+
Camera
+
Commercial Quality
Example
Luxury smartwatch on black marble surface, premium product photography, studio lighting, shallow depth of field, commercial advertising quality
Product
+
Surface
+
Lighting
+
Camera
+
Commercial Quality
Example
Luxury smartwatch on black marble surface, premium product photography, studio lighting, shallow depth of field, commercial advertising quality
3.10.11 For Architecture & Real Estate
Include:
Modern Scandinavian villa with large glass windows, natural stone facade, sunset lighting, architectural photography, ultra realistic
- Architectural style
- Building materials
- Time of day
- Camera perspective
- Environment
Modern Scandinavian villa with large glass windows, natural stone facade, sunset lighting, architectural photography, ultra realistic
3.10.12 For Interior Design
Describe:
Modern living room with oak flooring, minimalist furniture, floor-to-ceiling windows, soft daylight, interior design photography
- Room type
- Materials
- Furniture style
- Lighting
- Camera angle
Modern living room with oak flooring, minimalist furniture, floor-to-ceiling windows, soft daylight, interior design photography
3.10.13 For Character Consistency
When generating the same character multiple times:
- Use reference images whenever possible.
- Keep key appearance details consistent.
- Change only one major variable at a time.
- Clothing
- Environment
- Pose
- Camera angle
3.10.14 Final Workflow Recommendation
For the most reliable results:
Choose Model
↓
Select Generation Mode
↓
Build Prompt
↓
Generate Image
↓
Refine With Editing
↓
Remove Background (Optional)
↓
Upscale (Optional)
↓
Export Final Image
Following a structured workflow typically produces better and more consistent results than repeatedly generating new images from scratch.
Choose Model
↓
Select Generation Mode
↓
Build Prompt
↓
Generate Image
↓
Refine With Editing
↓
Remove Background (Optional)
↓
Upscale (Optional)
↓
Export Final Image
Following a structured workflow typically produces better and more consistent results than repeatedly generating new images from scratch.
3.11. Frequently Asked Questions
If you're unsure where to start, use Nano Banana Pro. It provides an excellent balance of image quality, realism, prompt understanding, editing capabilities, and reference image support.
Text-to-Image creates a completely new image from a text prompt.
Image-to-Image uses one or more reference images to guide the generation process and preserve visual consistency.
Image-to-Image uses one or more reference images to guide the generation process and preserve visual consistency.
AI models interpret prompts rather than following them literally. Results may vary based on prompt wording, model selection, settings, and random variation. More specific prompts generally produce more predictable results.
Inconsistent results are usually caused by vague prompts, conflicting style instructions, changing models between generations, or low-quality reference images. For best consistency, use the same model and reference images whenever possible.
Yes. Many models support reference images that help preserve style, composition, products, characters, colors, and other visual elements.
The number of supported reference images depends on the selected model. Some models support a single image, while others support multiple references simultaneously.
Exact reproduction is not always possible because image generation includes random variation. However, using the same model, prompt, and reference images can help produce very similar results.
For photorealistic results, Nano Banana Pro, Flux Max, and Flux Pro are generally the most effective options.
Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2, and Flux Kontext Max are typically the strongest choices for image editing workflows.
Nano Banana Pro, Flux Max, and Flux Pro are recommended for commercial-quality product photography and marketing visuals.
Yes. Use the Background Removal tool in the Utility Tools section to automatically separate subjects from their backgrounds.
Yes. Use the Image Upscale tool to improve image resolution and enhance visual detail.
Yes. You can generate multiple variations at once or use Image-to-Image mode to create alternative versions based on an existing image.
Although modern image models have improved text rendering, they are still primarily optimized for visual content. Shorter text usually produces better results than large amounts of text within an image.
Use 1:1 for product images and social posts, 4:5 for Instagram posts, 9:16 for Stories, Reels, TikTok, and Shorts, and 16:9 for YouTube thumbnails and presentations.
A strong prompt usually includes a subject, environment, style, lighting, camera instructions, and important visual details.
Yes. Prompt Builder helps create more structured prompts and often improves image quality, consistency, and prompt-writing speed.
For most projects:
Choose Model → Select Generation Mode → Build Prompt → Generate Image → Edit (Optional) → Remove Background (Optional) → Upscale (Optional) → Export
Choose Model → Select Generation Mode → Build Prompt → Generate Image → Edit (Optional) → Remove Background (Optional) → Upscale (Optional) → Export
Yes. Image Master continuously integrates new AI technologies, so available models may be added, upgraded, or retired over time.
See the Prompt Builder, Prompt Guide, and Best Practices sections for detailed recommendations and examples.