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Text to Image AI: Describe It, See It

Write what you want to see — subject, setting, light, lens — and get a up to 4K image in about 30 seconds. Starts on the Photo type at 1:1; switch ratio, type or style anytime.

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  • 24 real examples
  • 12 styles
  • ~30 sec per image
  • 4K output
Perfume on Marble Product ShotCoffee by a Rainy WindowTokyo Neon Rain PortraitNight-Market Ramen Food ShotAlpine Lake at SunriseErhai Lake Travel Cover3D Corgi AstronautFantasy Floating IslandsHeadphones Studio ShotZen Celadon Tea SetGolden Honey DripAutumn Outfit Flat LayCozy Study DeskLatte Art and CroissantStrawberry Cream Cake Close-upBritish Shorthair by the Window

Real images made with this tool

Every image comes with its exact prompt and settings. Hit “Try this prompt” to load it into the generator, then change a few words to make it yours.

What is text to image AI?

Text to image AI turns a written description into a picture. You describe the scene; the model reads the meaning and renders it — no camera, retouching or drawing skills needed. Our generator accepts prompts in English or Chinese, up to 2,000 characters, and reads both natively. This page opens on the Photo image type at 1:1, which suits realistic blog images, social posts, mood boards and concept shots. Need something else? Switch to the Painterly, Flat illustration or Abstract type, pick one of 12 styles, or change the ratio to 4:5, 9:16 or 16:9. Each run makes 1–4 images at roughly 4K resolution, about 30 seconds per image, with no watermark. Everything you generate is saved to My images for download later.

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What people use it for

Blog and article images

Describe what a section is about and get an original image that actually fits the text, instead of digging through stock libraries.

Everyday social posts

Keep a feed fresh without a photo shoot: change one line of the prompt for a new scene, then post the 1:1 square as is.

Pitch and concept visuals

Show a client or team the direction before anyone opens a design tool. A few concept shots make a proposal much easier to discuss.

Exploring ideas

Generate four takes at once to compare composition and lighting, keep the closest one, tweak a few words and run it again.

How it works

  1. 01

    Describe the scene

    Write one sentence covering subject, setting, light and lens or texture. The more specific you are, the closer the result.

  2. 02

    Pick ratio and count

    Photo and 1:1 are preset. Switch to 4:5, 9:16 or 16:9 for portrait or landscape, and choose 1–4 images.

  3. 03

    Generate and download

    Each image takes about 30 seconds. Download the up to 4K original, or change a word or two and run again. Results are saved to My images.

Prompt tips

Lead with the subject

Put the most important thing first, then add setting and mood. Example: “a ginger cat lying on a sunlit wooden floor, afternoon, warm tones.”

Let light set the mood

The same scene feels completely different under different light. Try “early morning side light”, “golden-hour backlight”, “neon at night” or “overcast soft light”.

Borrow camera language

The Photo type responds well to photography terms: “85mm portrait lens, shallow depth of field”, “top-down shot” or “macro close-up” all change the frame.

Say what you want, not what you don’t

Negative prompts aren’t supported, so instead of “no messy background”, write “plain white background, minimal composition”.

FAQ

Turn the picture in your head into an image

Write one sentence and see it in about 30 seconds. New accounts get free trial credits, and failed generations are refunded.